PayPal and Venmo Offer Early Access to Comet Browser

Sep 3, 2025
PayPal and Venmo users can now access Perplexity's AI-powered Comet browser and receive a free year of Perplexity Pro, as announced by PayPal.
PayPal and Venmo Offer Early Access to Comet Browser

PayPal and Venmo users in the U.S. can now skip the waitlist for the new AI-powered Comet browser, thanks to a partnership with Perplexity AI. Announced in a press release, this offer includes a free 12-month subscription to Perplexity Pro, valued at $200.

The Comet browser, launched in July, integrates AI features such as an assistant, AI-generated search summaries, and product comparisons. This initiative allows PayPal and Venmo users to access these advanced tools directly through their apps. The offer is available to U.S. customers initially, with plans to expand to international markets later this month.

This collaboration not only provides early access to Comet but also highlights PayPal's new subscriptions hub, where users can manage recurring payments. Additionally, PayPal is offering a $50 cashback for users who link and pay for at least three subscriptions through its service.

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