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Free vs. Pro vs. Max: Dive Deeper Limits Compared
A side-by-side look at what each Headlinne plan gets you in Dive Deeper, to help you decide if upgrading makes sense.
By Headlinne Editorial Team · Updated on
Same feature, different daily capacity
Every plan gets the exact same Dive Deeper feature — full research reports, live web search, citations, and visualizations. What changes across plans is purely how much of it you can use per day.
Free: enough to try it seriously
Three sessions a day with one follow-up each is enough to use Dive Deeper regularly on the stories that matter most to you, without committing to a paid plan.
Pro: built for regular research
Fifteen sessions a day with three follow-ups each suits a reader who wants to dive into several stories daily and actually have a real back-and-forth conversation on each one.
Max: no follow-up ceiling
Fifty sessions a day removes nearly any practical daily cap, and unlimited follow-ups mean a single research session can go as deep as your questions do, without ever hitting a per-session wall.
Key takeaways
- ✓All plans get the identical Dive Deeper feature set — only daily session and follow-up capacity differs.
- ✓Free suits occasional deep dives; Pro suits daily regular use; Max removes the follow-up ceiling entirely.
- ✓Upgrading changes your capacity immediately, without waiting for a reset.
Frequently asked questions
Which plan is right for a heavy Dive Deeper user?
If you regularly want more than three follow-up questions on a single story, Max is the only plan without a per-session follow-up ceiling — Pro is a strong middle ground for daily but lighter use.
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