Genspark

Freemium

By AI Bookmarks Editorial Team, Directory editors Last reviewed 2026-10-23

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AI search and agent product that returns a structured answer page, then helps act on what it finds.

Quick facts

Pricing	Freemium
Free tier	Yes — daily free credits for search and agent tasks
Platforms	Web, iOS, Android
Developer	Genspark
Website	https://www.genspark.ai/

What Genspark is

Genspark is an AI search and agent product. Its original form was a search engine that produced a structured page for a query rather than a list of links — a summary with sources, comparison tables and follow-up questions. It now also offers agents that carry out tasks such as research, slide creation and call handling, plus a workspace where results are stored. The appeal is a single interface for finding something and then doing something with it. The limits are trust and depth: generated summaries are only as good as the sources behind them, agent tasks need scoping, and the product has changed direction several times, so features appear and disappear between releases. Saved results can be turned into a shareable page, which is useful for briefing someone else on what you found. Sources are listed beside the summary, so a doubtful claim can be checked rather than accepted.

Best for

Research questions that need a structured summary
Going from a search result to a produced artefact
Comparing options with a generated table

Not ideal for

Verification-heavy work needing primary sources
Long-running tasks with strict requirements

Pros

Structured answer pages instead of link lists
Agents continue from search into output
Free credits cover daily use

Cons

Summaries inherit the quality of their sources
Feature set changes frequently
Agent tasks need clear scoping

Pricing in detail

Free accounts receive daily credits for search and agent tasks. Paid plans are billed monthly or annually and raise credits and access to stronger models and more agent runs; credits are consumed faster by agent tasks than by search, so a research-heavy day costs more than a quick query. Check whether credits reset daily or monthly before planning usage.