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Use Exa Search for reporting from major publications, trade press, and niche outlets. New articles become searchable within minutes of publication. Combine a natural-language query with date filters when the publication window is a hard requirement.

Use it for

  • Market and investment research
  • Cybersecurity and threat intelligence
  • Company, product, and competitor monitoring
  • Industry briefings and current-event research

Example queries

Follow a developing policy story

Name the topic, source type, and publication window so the results focus on the current phase of the story.

Find practitioner analysis

Name the source type when you want analysis from practitioners rather than general news coverage.

Discover discussions in a specific format

Include the format and the subject in the query. This keeps the search open to episode pages and transcripts across the web.

Research adverse media

Describe both the negative signal and the entity class you are investigating. Avoid reducing the query to a company name plus the word “news.”

Make a request

Get structured data with Exa Agent

For structured data that requires research across multiple sources, use an Exa Agent task run. Describe the stories, fields, and time window you need, and Agent returns schema-validated results with citations.

Start an Agent task

Build a sourced news brief, compare coverage, or extract normalized facts from a developing story.
Last modified on September 15, 2026