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Perplexity Computer.

Research that ends in useful work.

Give Computer a result to work toward. It can research across websites, work with files and connected apps, and bring back a report, spreadsheet or other project you can check and refine.

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Perplexity describes a workflow where Computer researches a brief, creates a deliverable and keeps working as you refine the instructions.

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What Perplexity Computer can do.

Comparing options or turning a research question into a useful deliverable.

Compare information across sources

Browse public pages, gather relevant details and prepare a comparison. Open the citations and check important claims.

Make something you can use

Turn a brief into a report, spreadsheet, presentation or app, then refine the result.

Repeat a defined task

Set up a recurring workflow with a clear scope and appropriate connected tools. Usage limits and permissions still apply.

A first task to try.

Start small, give it the right context and review what comes back.

Suggested test · not yet tested

Compare three options in one brief

Give Computer three public product or venue pages and ask for a comparison with dated source links.

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You’ll need
Computer access, task allowance and three public pages about the same decision.
Our starter prompt

Compare these three options using their public pages: [links]. Give me a short table with dated facts, a source for each claim and unknowns clearly marked. Finish with questions I should answer next. Do not buy, book, create accounts or contact anyone.

What to expect
A source-linked comparison you can inspect before making a decision.
How to check it is done
Open every source link. Confirm dates, amounts and missing details before deciding.

Our suggested task, not a tested outcome. Computer requires eligible paid access and task usage may consume credits.

Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.

Source checked October 17, 2026.

Suggested test · not yet tested

Refresh a research brief

Ask Computer to compare an existing brief with a small set of current public sources and show what changed.

Try this task
You’ll need
Computer access, a non-sensitive previous brief and a few current source links.
Our starter prompt

Update this brief using only these approved sources: [links]. Separate unchanged facts, new findings and things that can no longer be verified. Cite every change. Return a draft and a change list; do not schedule future work or share the result.

What to expect
A revised brief with a clear list of changes for your review.
How to check it is done
Compare the new draft with the original and verify each claimed change against its source.

An untested starter suggestion. A one-off refresh does not create a recurring workflow; scheduling and ongoing usage are separate choices.

Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.

Source checked October 17, 2026.
More things to try with Perplexity Computer

Perplexity Computer pricing.

Check current priceConsumer Pro

Paid Pro includes weekly Computer usage as it rolls out. Check for Included in Pro on your Usage page. Promotional Pro does not get that weekly allowance.

More plans & costs

Consumer Max

$200 / month

Starts with 10,000 monthly credits. Annual web billing is $2,000 up front. One-time promotional bonuses are not a repeating monthly allowance.

Computer credits

Usage-based

A task’s cost varies. Included usage and credits are distinct; inspect remaining usage and auto-refill settings. API use is billed separately.

Enterprise plans

Enterprise Pro and Max have their own credit allocations and administrator controls. Consumer weekly Pro usage does not apply to Enterprise.

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Checked 17 Oct 2026. USD where shown.

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