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unlob vs Mojeek

Mojeek has crawled and indexed the web independently since 2004. unlob is a newer index built specifically for agent retrieval.

Verified 5 August 2026·Figures from vendors' own pages

Price

ProviderOwn index?$ / 1,000 queriesSource

$29 per month for 50,000 requests.

Yes

Our own crawl and index

$0.58This page

$199 per month for 500,000 requests.

Yes

Our own crawl and index

$0.40This page
Rates are the cheapest directly comparable web search call — roughly ten results, no extraction and no summarisation — because that is the only way a table across credit systems, token pricing and per-request pricing means anything. Where a vendor does not publish a flat per-1,000 rate they are omitted from this table and covered in full on the landscape page. Figures read from each vendor’s own pricing page on 5 August 2026.

When Mojeek is the better choice

A comparison page that cannot name a scenario where the competitor wins is an advertisement. Here are the real ones.

Choose Mojeek

  • A two-decade independent crawl and a genuine privacy-first position.
  • Human-facing search, which is what it was designed for.
  • Supporting search-engine diversity, which is a legitimate reason to choose a vendor.

Choose unlob

  • Agent-shaped responses — metadata-only passages with trust signals.
  • A published flat rate and a documented quota model.
  • Graph traversal, corroboration counts and coverage transparency.
  • An MCP server.

The substantive differences

Mojeekunlob
Design targetPeople searching.Agents retrieving.
API pricingQuoted per plan rather than as a public flat rate.Published per tier.

Sources

Every figure on this page was read from the vendor's own pricing page or funding announcement on the date shown.

Frequently asked questions

Is Mojeek’s index independent?

Yes, entirely — Mojeek has operated its own crawler and index since 2004 with no dependency on Google or Bing. It is one of very few organisations that can say that.

Check the claims yourself

The free tier is 10,000 requests a month with no card. That is enough to test coverage, latency and result quality against your own queries — which is a better comparison than this page.