FindLume vs Snapseek

FindLume provides AI-powered search and shopping tools for online shops, through the web and an API. Shoppers can upload a photo to find products with similar color, style or shape. Search combines vector similarity with text relevance, and the product also includes autocomplete and product recommendations. Its shopping assistant uses a shop’s catalog and knowledge base to answer questions and suggest products. Merchants can pin, boost, bury or hide items in search results, with a real-time preview of rule changes. Analytics track searches, clicks, zero-result queries and conversion rates. FindLume lists Shopify, Magento, Shopware and any platform as supported, and is offered to businesses only. A free plan and 14-day trial are listed; paid plans start at €79/mo billed annually. Monthly quotas apply: when a quota is exhausted and there is no pack balance, requests of that type stop until the quota resets. Shopper data is processed on servers in Germany and, during catalog import, on the maker’s hardware in Bulgaria. The maker says website-specific models are not combined across merchants.

Snapseek is a Shopify app for visual product search. Shoppers upload an image to find similar items in a store catalogue, while Shop the Look can detect several items in one image and recommend complete outfits. Snapseek automatically tags products by category, colour, style, and attributes. Merchants choose which products are indexed, sync catalogue updates from Shopify, adjust the search widget’s placement, and review search activity in an embedded administration app. The app works with Shopify Admin. Self-serve plans support up to 100,000 indexed products on the highest published tier. Starter costs $7.90 a month billed every 30 days for up to 3,000 products. Growth costs 29.90 USD for up to 10,000, Pro costs 79.90 USD for up to 30,000, and Elite costs 249.90 USD for up to 100,000. Features such as search history, conversion visibility, analytics, attribution, CSV export, and API access vary by plan. A 7-day trial is available, but there is no free plan. Snapseek says it follows Shopify’s Protected Customer Data standard and does not sell data or use it for third-party advertising.