Keyword search returns nothing when the words don't match. Nobi understands the intent, so shoppers keep going instead of leaving.
Every search that ends in results is a shopper who can still buy. Relevant results lift conversion from the first visit.
Nobi ranks on meaning out of the box. You don't write a synonym or a rule for every way people phrase things.
Reads colors, occasions, budgets, materials and trims from a plain-language search, even phrases that appear nowhere in your product titles.
“sweatshit” still finds sweatshirts, and “trainers” finds the same thing as “sneakers,” with nothing to configure.
“under $50” or “size 10 wide” apply as filters automatically, so results are narrowed the moment the shopper hits enter.
An exact product name, style code or barcode still matches, so power users and staff find the one item fast.
Nobi reads your products from Shopify, WooCommerce, a feed or a file, and keeps them up to date.
Short searches get results right away. Questions get an answer, with the products and pages behind it.
Nobi understands colors, occasions, budgets, trims and styles, even when they don't match your product names.
“waterproof hiking boots for wide feet” brings back the right boots, not everything with “boot” in the title.
“low mileage truck under $30k” finds the right vehicles on your lot, the way a shopper would ask a salesperson.
higher conversion rate in a two-month A/B test against their previous search tool.
No. Nobi ranks on meaning out of the box. You can still add merchandising rules and synonyms when you want to, but you don't have to maintain them for search to work.
Shopify, WooCommerce, and any catalog you can send as a feed, a file, or through the API. It installs with a small snippet on your site.
Most stores are live in a day. You paste one snippet and drop Nobi where your search bar should be.