Perplexity expanded its revenue-sharing program with publishers.
The program, which it first announced in July 2024, now extends to its Comet web browser, allowing publishers and media outlets to share in revenue from AI searches. [Link: Perplexity to Let Publishers Share in Revenue from AI Searches | https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-08-25/perplexity-to-let-publishers-share-in-revenue-from-ai-searches | Bloomberg]
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