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Enterprise

Search capacity and support for complex teams.

For high-volume teams that need custom capacity, API access, multi-store planning, dedicated resources, and rollout support.

The enterprise path

Match the operating model to the scale of the team.

The right enterprise conversation starts with catalog size, search volume, stores, integration needs, rollout constraints, and the evidence your team needs to retain.

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Needs

Map

2

Capacity

Size

3

API

Connect

4

Rollout

Plan

5

Support

Operate

The merchant answer

Enterprise is for teams whose search requirements extend beyond a standard store plan: more capacity, multiple stores, custom rollout design, longer evidence horizons, or dedicated operating support.

Guides and field notes

Go deeper when the decision needs detail.

Use these practical guides for the context, merchant decisions, and acceptance tests behind the capability you are evaluating.

The path

Design the search operation your organization can actually run.

Enterprise fit is not just a larger SKU limit. It is the combination of capacity, integration, stores, rollout ownership, analytics horizon, and support that the business needs.

01

Map the operating requirement

Share store count, catalog size, expected search and update volume, markets, team ownership, integration needs, and rollout constraints.

02

Choose the right capacity and access

Plan custom limits, API access, analytics retention, dedicated resources, and support around the way the team will operate.

03

Agree the rollout and evidence path

Define ranking and rollout planning, acceptance queries, runtime checks, support ownership, and the evidence the team needs after launch.

Decision guide

Questions this capability should answer

Use these questions to decide whether this capability is the right next move for your store.

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Is Enterprise the right fit?

Start with actual capacity, store count, integration requirements, markets, team ownership, and support expectations. Choose Enterprise based on operating needs, not a generic company-size label.

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What should be custom?

Separate capacity, API, rollout, analytics, support, and solution-design needs so the agreement is specific and reviewable.

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What happens before a broader rollout?

Define the acceptance set, protected queries, runtime and catalog checks, ownership, support path, and rollback expectations before expanding.

What is included

An enterprise conversation grounded in merchant needs

Bring the commercial, technical, and operating questions into one conversation before a multi-store or high-volume rollout.

Built around a merchant decision
01

Custom capacity

Plan search, catalog-update, and SKU limits around the organization’s actual operating envelope.

02

ParticleSearch API access

Discuss API access when the team needs a controlled integration beyond the standard Shopify storefront path.

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Multi-store support

Coordinate requirements across stores, catalogs, markets, and teams instead of treating each rollout as an isolated decision.

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Custom ranking and rollout planning

Translate the organization’s buyer jobs, protected queries, rollout stages, and acceptance criteria into a deliberate plan.

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Long-term analytics retention

Keep the evidence horizon required for seasonal, multi-market, and longer-cycle operating reviews.

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Dedicated resources and solution design

Align capacity, support, and solution design with the operational risk and complexity of the rollout.

A useful boundary

Good product decisions include what the feature cannot solve.

ParticleSearch gives your team more evidence and control. It does not remove the need for accurate product data, a clear merchandising goal, or a review of the result on your own store.

  • Enterprise is listed at $2,799/month. Availability, limits, integrations, resources, and support terms should be confirmed for the specific organization.
  • API access does not remove the need for schema, relevance, storefront, monitoring, security, and ownership decisions.
  • Multi-store and dedicated-resource planning should be evaluated against the actual catalogs, traffic, markets, and operating model.

Enterprise conversation

Plan the right search conversation for your team.

Share your stores, catalogue, markets, integration needs, rollout constraints, and support expectations. We will help turn them into a scoped next step.