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GPT Astra Research Is Now on Felo: 50% Off for 7 Days

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GPT Astra Research is now available in Felo. Felo Pro users get 50% off credits for seven days, with multilingual Agent links.

Research is rarely one question and one answer. The useful result usually requires finding sources, connecting evidence across documents, checking assumptions, and turning a long trail of work into a conclusion you can share.

Felo now lets you use the latest GPT Astra Research model for that kind of work. It is built for demanding, multi-step research rather than quick lookups. To give Felo Pro members a practical way to evaluate it, Astra Research credits are 50% off for seven days from today, September 5, through September 11, 2026.

GPT Astra Research in Felo: a multilingual research workspace with source cards, citation nodes, and a half-price credit marker

What GPT Astra Research is designed for

GPT Astra Research is the model to reach for when the answer depends on a chain of decisions. Give it a clear question, the context that matters, and the format you need; it can then work through a broader research task and return a structured result for you to review.

Typical use cases include:

  • Competitive and market research: compare products, markets, or strategies across current sources.
  • Literature and policy reviews: map positions, identify disagreements, and trace claims back to references.
  • Technical investigation: connect documentation, issue reports, and implementation details before proposing a solution.
  • Decision briefs: turn a large collection of findings into a concise recommendation with assumptions and open questions.
  • Cross-language research: follow evidence in one language and deliver a clear synthesis in another.

The distinction from a fast search matters. If you need a single fact, Felo Search's lighter model options may be the efficient choice. If you need the model to hold a problem in view, investigate several paths, and explain how the conclusion was reached, Astra Research is the better fit.

Why the credits add up quickly

Frontier research models use more computation than a short chat response. On the model's underlying rate card, output is priced at $50 per million tokens. That is a useful way to understand the model's economics, not a fixed $50 charge for every Felo request: Felo meters usage through credits, and the amount depends on the task and the length of the result.

In practice, a long research run can consume substantially more credits than a quick answer. Plan around work where the extra depth has a payoff: a high-value decision, a report that would otherwise take hours to assemble, or a question where missing one important source would change the result.

The seven-day offer lowers the cost of that evaluation for Felo Pro users. During the offer window, you can run a representative task, inspect the evidence and reasoning, and decide whether Astra Research belongs in your regular workflow. Always check the credit estimate and promotion terms shown in your account before you start; actual usage varies by request.

How to start GPT Astra Research in Felo

You can open an Astra Search Agent directly in your preferred language. Sign in to Felo, describe the research goal, and include the scope, time period, geography, and desired output format where relevant.

For a stronger first run, use a prompt with four parts:

  1. Research question: what you need to find out.
  2. Scope: the market, sources, date range, or audience to include.
  3. Decision context: how you will use the result.
  4. Deliverable: for example, a cited report, comparison table, or executive brief.

Try this structure:

Research the 2026 European AI search market for a product launch decision. Compare the five leading alternatives by audience, core workflow, pricing, citations, and multilingual support. Use current primary sources where possible, flag conflicting evidence, and finish with a one-page recommendation and a list of uncertainties.

The first result should be treated as a research foundation, not an unquestionable verdict. Ask follow-up questions to verify a key claim, add a missing comparison dimension, or convert the findings into a presentation outline or content brief.

Make the seven-day offer count

Start with a task that exposes the model's strengths instead of a trivial lookup. A competitor analysis, product requirements review, policy scan, technical due-diligence brief, or multi-country market question will give you a more useful comparison than a one-line fact check.

Keep a human in the loop for legal, financial, medical, security, and other consequential decisions. Review citations, check the date of important sources, and ask Astra Research to separate verified facts from inferences. A powerful research model can reduce the time to a sound decision; it does not remove your responsibility for the decision.

Felo Pro users can use GPT Astra Research at half the usual credit cost from September 5 through September 11, 2026. Open the Agent in your language, bring it a real research question, and see where deeper reasoning saves you the most work.

Try GPT Astra Research in Felo →


Also available: Fable Research with Fable 5.1

Felo has also added Fable 5.1 to Fable Research, another option for multi-source investigation and structured reports. Felo Pro users can try that upgraded research Agent at half the usual credit cost for seven days as well. Read the companion announcement for the workflow, prompting ideas, and access details:

Fable Research upgraded to Fable 5.1: go deeper with half-price credits for 7 days →

Note: GPT Astra Research may consume credits quickly. Credit usage, offer eligibility, and promotion terms are displayed in Felo and may vary by account. Please review the in-product information before running a task.


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