Why it matters
No filter hunting
Shoppers describe what they want in one line instead of clicking through five filter menus.
Uses your real filters
Nobi sets the filters your page already has, so the results and layout stay exactly as you built them.
Fewer give-ups
A shopper who would have bounced off a wall of facets gets to the right products in one step.
What’s included
Plain-language to filters
“red, size medium, under $150” becomes the color, size and price facets your page already uses.
Lives in your filter panel
A small “describe what you want” box drops into your collection page's existing filters.
Keeps your page's behavior
Your grid, sort order and paging stay the same. Nobi only sets the filters; your page does the rest.
How it works
- Step 1
Add the box to your filters
Drop the Nobi filter box into your collection page's filter panel with a small snippet.
- Step 2
A shopper describes what they want
In plain words, the way they'd ask someone in your store.
- Step 3
Your filters update
Nobi turns the request into your page's filters, and the results refresh.
Works for your business
“linen, size 8, machine washable, under $100” ticks the right facets on your dresses page.
“SUV, under 40k miles, AWD, under $35k” narrows your inventory page in one line.
Common questions
Does it replace my filters?+
No. It sets the filters your collection page already has. Your grid, sort and paging all stay the same; Nobi just fills in the facets from what the shopper typed.
Is it hard to add?+
No. It's a small web component you drop into your filter panel, with an optional hook if your filters are custom.
