
Perplexity has no bulk export, but moving your workflow to Krater takes minutes. What to save, what replaces Perplexity, and why 400+ models beat one search box.

What made Perplexity sticky was fast, cited answers. Krater runs search-focused models in the same workspace as GPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok - and in Arena mode you can run the same research question through several of them at once and compare citations side by side. Most ex-Perplexity users end up preferring that.
In Perplexity: Settings → Subscription → cancel. Do it after you've settled in - there's no history to lose, but why pay for overlap.
Quick version, because the point of switching is what you get on the other side:
We build Krater, so read this part with that in mind. For a neutral model-by-model breakdown with measured results, see our tested Perplexity vs Chatgpt page, or the community view in best Perplexity alternatives.
No - Perplexity doesn't offer any bulk export, so there's nothing to import. Copy the threads you need; everything else was disposable Q&A anyway.
Yes - Krater runs search and research-focused models, and the Agent mode can browse, read your files and produce cited reports. You get the Perplexity habit plus everything a search-only tool can't do.
Perplexity Pro is $20/mo. Krater Pro is also $20/mo - but covers 400+ models, image/video/voice tools, Projects and tasks instead of search alone.
Perplexity's Discover feed and its single-purpose speed. If you only ever asked questions, either tool works; if you want the answers to turn into documents, images and workflows, that's the Krater side.