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For Elasticsearch teams

Make your Elasticsearch work harder. No rip-and-replace.

Elasticsearch gives your team full control of commerce search — and full responsibility for relevance. searchHub sits in front of your cluster and clusters every spelling and variant into one proven query, so relevance stops being an engineering backlog.

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How Elasticsearch works, and where it needs help

Total control, hand-built relevance.

Your cluster retrieves exactly what your analyzers, synonym files and boosts tell it to. That control is why you chose it — and why every typo, compound word and new phrasing becomes a ticket instead of a solved query.

The complement
What searchHub adds on top of Elasticsearch

searchHub rewrites messy user input into your best-performing query before it hits the cluster — no reindexing, no mapping changes, no upgrade risk. Your Elasticsearch stays exactly as it is.

It optimizes Elasticsearch. It does not replace it.
What searchHub adds to Elasticsearch

Three capabilities added in front of your cluster, not inside it.

Intent shaping as-you-type

Suggest orders autocomplete by what converts, typo-free and duplicate-free.

Query rewriting

Every spelling and typo is rewritten to one proven query, so Elasticsearch retrieves on clean input.

Prioritized insights

Insights ranked by conversion potential tell you which journeys to fix first, so you act on evidence, not vanity charts.

Engine-agnostic by design — the one constant in your discovery stack, through every engine change and re-platforming. Why searchHub →
Topics right now

What Elasticsearch teams are asking right now

Drawn from the current Elasticsearch news cycle — and what each topic means for your search KPIs.

Hybrid and semantic retrieval

Vectors improve recall, not input. Clustering cleans the query before retrieval, so hybrid setups rank from precise intent instead of noise.

The relevance engineering tax

Synonym lists, decompounding, per-locale analyzers — DIY relevance consumes sprint after sprint. Master queries end the per-phrasing maintenance.

Upgrades without regressions

Major-version migrations are risky enough. searchHub works in front of the cluster, so optimization survives every upgrade untouched.

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to a live A/B test on your own cluster
0
changes to your Elasticsearch setup

How many sprints went into synonym files last year?

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