Alternatives
Best Bing alternatives in 2026
Bing is Microsoft's search engine with image, video and map search. These 9 alternatives come from the same rankings, ordered by editorial score. Connected products carry a small, disclosed lift.

Ranked alternatives
- 1
Google Search
The broadest results, with images, maps, news and AI Mode, but results are tied to a Google account and advertising. The privacy-focused engines below trade some breadth for less tracking.
Best for General searches, images, maps and news
WebiOSAndroidFree
- 2
DuckDuckGo
Also runs on macOS, Windows. Private search with no account needed, plus the Duck.ai chat and free browsers for mobile and desktop. Some results come from Bing, so niche queries can be thinner than Google's.
Best for Private everyday search with no account
WebiOSAndroidmacOSWindowsFree
- 3
Brave Search
Runs on an independent index with AI answers and a Search API for developers. Its results can differ from Google's, and the AI answers are a central part of the experience.
Best for Independent results with AI answers
WebFree plan, paid upgrades
- 4
Kagi
Ad-free search funded by subscribers, with an AI assistant and Kagi Translate. The monthly fee from $5 is the cost of entry, and the pricing page lists no free search plan.
Best for Paying for ad-free search
WebiOSAndroidSubscription
- 5
MetaGer
Is open source. A nonprofit, ad-free metasearch engine with no ads, tracking or logging, and MIT-licensed source on GitLab. It needs no account, using a key instead, which suits private searching more than the big engines' breadth.
Best for Private metasearch without an account
WebFree and open sourceOpen source
- 6
Yahoo Search
A free search engine from Yahoo that shows ads and AI summaries from Yahoo Scout on the results page. It ties into Yahoo Mail, News and Finance, and its page shows ads and a privacy dashboard.
Best for People who already use Yahoo services
WebFree
- 7
SearXNG
Is open source. An open-source metasearch engine that you run yourself, with no tracking and AGPL-3.0 code. It needs a server and setup, and its results depend on the services that are enabled.
Best for Self-hosted metasearch for people who run a server
WebSelf-hostedFree and open sourceOpen source
- 8
Marginalia Search
Is open source. An independent search engine focused on the small web, with AGPL-3.0 code and some parts under MIT. It is free to search and funded by grants and donations, but it is built for the small web rather than every query.
Best for Searching the small web and independent sites
WebSelf-hostedFree and open sourceOpen source
- 9
Mojeek
An alternative to Google and Bing with a no-tracking policy, a Focus tab and developer APIs. Its index and feature set are smaller than the large engines, so it works best as a second search.
Best for A second search engine for independent results
WebFree
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About Bing alternatives
- What is the best alternative to Bing?
- On listme.name the highest-scored alternative is Google Search, followed by DuckDuckGo. The right choice depends on price, platform and whether you need open source.
- Is there a free alternative to Bing?
- Yes. Free options include Google Search, DuckDuckGo, Brave Search.
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