Felo review

Felo is an AI search, research and creation workspace, rather than just a chatbot with web search. Its homepage presents AI search alongside traditional search, document support and an AI agent for creating things. The navigation also lists LiveDoc, Topic Collections and Voice Note.

The basic pitch is to bring several steps into one place: search for information, work with files, organize topics and create outputs. The published product information does not spell out exactly which file formats Felo accepts or what the AI agent can produce, so those details are worth checking before you move a document-heavy workflow over.

There is a free Standard plan, and the pricing page lists Pro at $14.99 per month or $12.50 per month when billed annually. That makes Felo easy to try for search, but the useful question for a switch is whether its file and credit limits fit your regular workload.

Felo’s main advantage is breadth: search, document work, research and creation sit under one product. If you want to try AI search without paying first, the Standard plan includes unlimited high-speed search, according to the pricing page. It also gives occasional users a way to explore the workspace before committing to Pro.

The feature mix could suit a workflow that moves from finding information to organizing it and producing something from it. Felo lists Topic Collections for organizing topics, LiveDoc in its navigation, and Voice Note. Its homepage also highlights document support and an AI agent. The available product details do not explain the exact capabilities of each, so treat those as features to investigate, not guaranteed replacements for a dedicated research or document tool.

Pro is priced at $14.99 monthly, or $12.50 per month with annual billing at $149.99 paid upfront. The pricing page includes 15,000 credits per billing cycle, 200 bonus credits per day, about 300 AI images per month, up to 500 slide pages per month and about 100 deep research tasks per month. Those estimates make the plan easier to compare against a stack of separate tools, provided your use stays within its credit allowance.

The free plan has a clear catch for document work: Standard includes only 3 file analyses per day. Unlimited high-speed search does not mean unlimited use of every feature. The listed 200 credits per day for new users are part of a limited-time campaign, so we would not treat them as a permanent free-plan allowance.

Pro also runs on credits. The pricing page lists 15,000 credits per billing cycle, but the published details do not say how many credits each search, file analysis or creation task consumes. The monthly figures for images and deep research are approximate, while slide creation is capped at up to 500 pages a month. Check your expected usage against the credit rules before switching; the headline task estimates may not tell the whole story.

There are other gaps for buyers to resolve. Felo Enterprise is listed as a team version, but its plan details and price are not published. Bonus-credit add-ons are available, but their price is also not published; purchased credits are valid for 90 days. Our verdict: worth a look for the free search tier, but check the daily file cap and credit-based Pro limits first.

Felo’s Standard plan is free. The pricing page lists unlimited high-speed search, but caps file analyses at three per day. It also lists 200 credits a day for new users as part of a limited-time campaign, so don’t treat those credits as a permanent allowance.

Pro costs $14.99 per month, or $12.50 per month when billed annually: $149.99 charged once a year. That is the jump from free to paid, and the annual option saves against paying monthly only if you use it for the full year. Both Pro plans list 15,000 credits per billing cycle, 200 bonus credits a day, about 300 AI images a month, up to 500 slide pages a month and about 100 deep research tasks a month. Those are stated estimates or ceilings, not unlimited use.

Bonus credits are available as an add-on, but the price is not published; purchased credits are valid for 90 days. Enterprise is listed, but its price and plan details are not published.

The sources describe search, document work, Topic Collections, LiveDoc and Voice Note, but don’t publish migration steps, import options or data-export terms. Before moving a research workflow into Felo, check whether you can export the documents, notes and collections you need to keep. The available product information does not establish how much of that work can move in or out, so we can’t give a reliable migration-effort estimate.

The free Standard tier gives you a way to try AI search, but its three-file-analysis daily cap may be a blocker if document work is central. Pro adds usage allowances rather than removing limits: it lists 15,000 credits per billing cycle and monthly estimates for images and research tasks. That makes credit use and the annual billing commitment worth checking before switching.

The published sources include no Reddit posts or comments, so we can’t say what tends to make users leave based on Reddit. They also don’t publish enterprise terms or export details. Teams and anyone who needs dependable portability should get those answers from Felo before committing.