Algolia is designed from the ground up to maximize the speed of search and solve the pain of relevance tuning. Accessing the right piece of content on websites and apps has never been faster or more intuitive.
Algolia is an API-centric company with comprehensive documentation and support provided by software engineers. We love to work with developers to push the search experience beyond its traditional limits.
- Build long-lasting experiences: From unmatched speed to our AI capabilities, Algolia Search comes with continuously expanding capabilities at scale.
- Keep control & visibility: Customize the relevance of your search experience, get insights on how users interact with it, launch A/B tests and search analytics via APIs or a user-friendly dashboard.
- Implement & iterate in no time: Leverage advanced front-end libraries, 14 API clients and extensive documentation to easily build and optimize differentiated experiences, anywhere.
- Build unique experiences: Filter, merchandise, rank and contextualize recommendations to fit your brand and unique business goals.
- Implement & iterate in no time: Advanced front-end libraries, API clients, and extensive documentation to help developers build, deploy, and maintain with ease.
- Rely on a unified platform: Using Algolia Search + Recommend, leverage the same product catalog, merchandising logic, and analytics across search, navigation and real-time recommendations.
From $1.00/1,000 requests/month
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