AI Search & Product Recommendations for E-commerce
Search that understands what a customer meant, not just what they typed - plus recommendations built on your own catalog and order history.

Keyword search fails the moment a customer describes what they need instead of naming it - a synonym, a typo, or a phrase like "office chair for back pain". AI search reads the intent behind the query and matches it against your product data, attributes and categories.
Recommendations work the same way: built from your catalog, your product relationships and your order history rather than a generic model, and combined with merchandising rules so your team still decides what gets pushed.
This pays off where the catalog is big enough that finding things is genuinely hard, and where you have the raw material - product attributes and real order history - to feed it.
The cases where it earns its place:
We will say so if you land here:
Results are only as current as the data behind them. We integrate with Shopify, Shopify Plus, nopCommerce and custom commerce platforms, and with the ERP, PIM, CRM, inventory, marketing automation and analytics systems that hold the truth about price, stock and product detail - through their APIs and product feeds.
Search that uses semantic matching and natural language processing to understand what a customer means, not only the words typed - so synonyms, conversational phrasing and typos still find the right products.
From your own data: product attributes and relationships, browsing behaviour, purchase history, customer segments, cart contents and business rules. Which of those matter depends on your catalog.
Yes - Shopify, nopCommerce and custom-built commerce systems, integrated through their APIs and your existing data sources.
Yes. Business rules sit alongside the AI ranking, so promotions, featured products, stock levels and seasonal campaigns stay under your team's control.
Yes, given scalable indexing, structured product data and a well-designed relevance model. Catalog size is an architecture question, not a blocker.
Yes, and it usually should. Those systems hold current pricing, availability and product detail, which is what keeps results and recommendations honest.
It depends on catalog size, data quality, the integrations involved and how much customization is required, so it is scoped per project rather than quoted from a template.
Search queries, interactions and purchase data show what is working. Combined with your feedback, ranking and recommendation rules are refined as the catalog and customers change.
Tell us how big the catalog is, what customers search for, and which system holds your current product data. You will be talking to the developer who would build it.