Pure SE.

Pure SE is a new Meta Search Engine. You may know about our other search engine (TakenSearch.com) but we decided we disliked the name and are now working on Pure SE, Safe search is not done due to a error in the system which blocked a few safe sites.

Pure SE has its name as we have one aim, results that are handy. Okey so every search engine wants relevent results but we don't, we NEED relevent results. We work around 6 hours a day finding sites which are backdoors, Spam Hourbors or any other 'bad' form of media, and we remove it.

Pure SE has stolen the idea of simplicty from google and the idea of good results from yahoo thus building the best of both worlds. We do not parse google nor Yahoo though.

So, we want you views on PureSE, which can be found at: http://www.purese.com, is the URL to long for you? Like the name?, Dislike it? Good results?

You may also find out other search engines at

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How do you plan to make money?

Why is money what people always think of now days? I want to allow people to search without to much crap. So basiclly, I don't, except for AdSense style script I am currently making.

>>Why is money what people always think of now days?

What if a few million people hit your web site, can you afford success?

Me personally? Yeap. Heh, but yeah I see your point.

What if a few million people hit your web site, can you afford success?

We're working on a similar, intensive project currently. Its more than just a 'metasearch engine' with a host of exclusive (Yes, I mean it!) feattures. It'd be an Ad-Free Service totally.

We do focus on the commercial gain if we build a substantial user base, it'd be, however a neat business pattern.

Although We'll have an Affiliate/Advertiser Network on the Business Solutions Website but we won't insert banners/sponsored listings in betwixt organic results or say we wont even have banners on the engine site at all.

I think thats how it should work. Most users like a neat and altruistic business model.

And Yes, I (we) won't advertise on the end-user website even if we handle billions of users each day.