AI search company Exa has introduced Agent Ultra, the top-tier version of its Exa Agent API, aimed at workloads that require exhaustive research. The company said the product is built for large-scale list building, entity enrichment, and questions that draw on thousands of sources. According to Exa, Ultra outperformed Claude Opus 5.5, GPT-6 Astra, and Perplexity Agent across four research benchmark tests when each model was run at its maximum-effort setting. Agent Ultra is now available as a hosted API. Users can access it by setting the effort parameter to "ultra." Pricing is metered at the standard Agent usage rate, with a default cap of $20 per run. Exa also identified three target customer groups for the product: model providers, financial services firms, and listing teams. The update was cited by MarkTechPost.
AI search company Exa has released Agent Ultra, the highest-tier version of its Exa Agent API, for workloads that require exhaustive research. The API is designed for large list building, entity enrichment, and questions that require thousands of sources.
Exa said Ultra outperformed Claude Opus 5.5, GPT-6 Astra, and Perplexity Agent across four research benchmark tests when each was run at its maximum-effort setting.
Agent Ultra is now live as a hosted API. Users can call it by setting the effort parameter to "ultra." Pricing is metered at the standard Agent usage rate, with a default limit of $20 per run.
Exa named three target user groups for the product: model providers, financial services firms, and listing teams.
The item was cited by MarkTechPost.
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