Plainseek | AI Product Search for WooCommerce

Plainseek replaces the WooCommerce search with a fast search that understands plain language.A shopper types “red wedding dress under $50”. Plainseek searches for wedding dresses, keeps only the red ones, and keeps only those under $50. It shows what it understood as chips the shopper can remove: Red and Under $50.The search works on your own server, with no API key. AI features are optional. You connect your own AI provider account only if you want them.How Plainseek reads a searchPlainseek reads a search before it runs it. Words that match your store become filters. The rest is searched as text.In “red dress under $50”, “red” becomes a color filter and “under $50” becomes a price filter. “dress” is searched as text. The shopper sees each filter as a chip they can remove.Prices: “under $50”, “below 50”, “over 100”, ”$100+”, “between 20 and 60”, “around $100”.Your store’s own values: colors, sizes, materials, brands, and other attributes. Only values your products use.Sort words: “cheapest”, “most expensive”, “newest”, “best selling”, “top rated”.Stock words: “in stock”, “on sale”.Typos: “weding dersses” finds wedding dresses, and the results say “Showing results for wedding dress”.Singular and plural: “dresses” finds “dress”.Synonyms: “couch” finds sofas.When a filter matches nothing, Plainseek drops it and says so. For example: “No exact match for Red. Showing similar products.” Shoppers do not see an empty page.Left: “weding dersses” is fixed to “wedding dress”, and the results say so. Right: “couch” finds sofas, because “couch” and “sofa” are synonyms.Features that work without AILive search barResults appear while the shopper types, with product images, names, prices, and categories. Shows what Plainseek understood as removable chips. Recent and popular searches when the search bar is empty. Works with the keyboard only: arrow keys, Enter, and Escape. Choose the accent color, corner radius, size, and placeholder. The preview uses your real products.The Appearance screen. Pick the accent color, corner radius, and size. The preview on the right shows your own products.Search results pagePressing Enter opens the normal WooCommerce search results page. Plainseek chooses and orders the products. Your theme shows them with its usual shop templates. Works with block themes and classic themes.The search results page. Plainseek picks and orders the products, and your theme shows them. The chips stay at the top of the page.RankingSet how much a match in each field counts: name, SKU, categories, brands, attributes, tags, short description, and description.Optional boost for best sellers and top rated products. Optional push down for out of stock products. Three typo tolerance levels: normal, strict, or off.The Search screen. Turn each kind of filter on or off, set the typo tolerance, and give each product field a weight.SynonymsTwo-way groups: “sofa, couch, settee” all find each other. One-way groups: “laptop” also finds “notebook”, but not the reverse. Words and short phrases both work. Changes apply right away. Import and export as a CSV file.The Synonyms screen. On the left, Plainseek suggests synonyms from searches that found nothing. On the right are your synonym groups, with CSV import and export.Search analyticsNumber of searches, searches with no results, and searches that led to a click. A daily chart. Top searches, searches with no results, and the most clicked products.Suggested synonyms: Plainseek sees what shoppers typed next after a search with no results, and checks for spelling. One click adds the synonym and fixes the search.Export searches as a CSV file.No IP addresses and no user accounts are stored. Bots and store managers are not counted. You choose how long data is kept, from 30 days to 3 years.The Analytics screen. See the number of searches, the share with no results, and the share with a click. The table lists searches that found nothing, with a suggested synonym for each.