Ecosia
Worth it
Confidence: Medium
Switch if you want a free, eco-friendly default search and can accept Bing-backed result quality.
Comparison
Ecosia and DuckDuckGo both land on Worth it.
Switch if you want a free, eco-friendly default search and can accept Bing-backed result quality.
The free search, browser, and Duck.ai are easy wins for privacy-minded individuals.
| Compare | Ecosia | DuckDuckGo |
|---|---|---|
| Verdict | Worth it | Worth it |
| Best for | Everyday personal web search | Privacy-first everyday searchers |
| Who it's not for | Work searches needing Google-grade accuracy | Google power users needing maps, shopping, and deep filters |
| Privacy | No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.⁸ | Generally rated safe; runs a HackerOne bug bounty, but has shipped past browser CVEs and a Microsoft tracker controversy. |
| Support quality | No evidence either way | No support-quality evidence in sources |
| Public sentiment | Users find Ecosia good enough for daily search and value the tree-planting mission, while criticizing the browser app and added AI features.¹ | Users generally like the privacy defaults, but some find the browser noisy, less strict than advertised, and weaker than Google for results. |
| Biggest gotcha | Ad-funded: some partner profiling of your usage occurs despite privacy marketing.⁵ | is free but has usage limits; heavy AI chat pushes you into the paid plan15 |