System1 Launches Dogpile Fetch at $2 per 1,000 Calls as Study Finds 50% Search Gaps
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Updated · AiThority · Jul 23
System1 Launches Dogpile Fetch at $2 per 1,000 Calls as Study Finds 50% Search Gaps
3 articles · Updated · AiThority · Jul 23
Summary
System1 rolled out Dogpile Fetch, a web search API and MCP server for AI agents that plugs into Claude Code, Cursor and other compatible clients in under two minutes.
Seven search APIs tested by Dogpile’s developer team showed any single index surfaced only about half of what the others collectively found, a gap the product aims to close by routing each query to the best backend.
Dogpile Fetch returns ranked results, knowledge graph data and People Also Ask prompts, while a Deep mode splits harder questions into multiple searches and deduplicates the results.
Pricing starts at $2 per 1,000 calls with free monthly credits and no credit card required, positioning the tool for developers building agent workflows.
Dogpile ties the launch to its metasearch roots: a 2006 study of 12,570 queries found 84.9% of first-page results appeared on only one engine, suggesting fragmented search remains a problem for AI agents.