Compare Apache Solr vs AddSearch vs Algolia Site Search

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	Apache Solr (39) Get Quote Get Quote	AddSearch (85) Get Quote Get Quote	Algolia Site Search (364) Get Quote Get Quote

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Description	Apache Solr is the popular, blazing-fast open source enterprise search platform built on Apache Lucene. It has a distributed, fault-tolerant architecture, and a modular plugin approach. ... Read More	AddSearch provides a free and simple way for user to add search to a website. This site search software turns any web page into an online catalog of products or services. Just copy and ... Read More	Algolia is an API used as a site search engine, which takes a developer's page or website and searches through the text for appropriate content. The API uses up to 8 different search ... Read More
Entry Level Pricing	Not Available	Starts from $25 , Billed Yearly	Starts from $29
Free Trial Availability	No free trial	Get Free Trial	Get Free Trial
Spotsaas Score	9.5/10	9.4/10	9.6/10
User Ratings	4.2 (98)	4.6 (64)	4.6 (608)
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Software Demo

Demo	Apache Solr has not given any software demo yet If you're the owner of this profile, add your demo.Contact us

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Total Features	9 Features	10 Features	10 Features
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Starting From	Not Available	$25 , Billed Yearly	$29
Pricing Plans	Not Available	Essentials Get Started Search queries - Unlimited Documents - 1,000 Additional documents - $25 / 10k / month Show more + Professional Get Started Search queries - Unlimited Documents - 10,000 Additional documents - $25 / 10k / month Show more + Premium Get Started Search queries - Unlimited Documents - 25,000 Additional documents - Custom Show more + Browse all pricing plans	Not Available
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Organization Types supported	Large Enterprises Medium Business Small Business Freelancers Individuals	Large Enterprises Medium Business Small Business Freelancers Individuals	Large Enterprises Medium Business Small Business Freelancers Individuals
Platforms Supported	Browser Based (Cloud) Installed - Windows Installed - Mac Browser Based (Cloud)	Browser Based (Cloud) Installed - Windows Installed - Mac Browser Based (Cloud)	Browser Based (Cloud) Installed - Windows Installed - Mac Browser Based (Cloud)
Modes of support	24/7 (Live rep) Business Hours Online	24/7 (Live rep) Business Hours Online	24/7 (Live rep) Business Hours Online
API Support	Not Available	Not Available	Available
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User Reviews

User Ratings	4.2 (based on 98 reviews)	4.6 (based on 64 reviews)	4.6 (based on 608 reviews)
Rating Distribution	Excellent 23 Very Good 14 Good 2 Poor 0 Terible 0	Excellent 63 Very Good 19 Good 3 Poor 0 Terible 0	Excellent 305 Very Good 52 Good 4 Poor 2 Terible 1
Expert's Review generated by AI	Apache Solr is a powerful, scalable, and stable search engine that stands out for its ease of use and quick setup. Users appreciate its quick learning curve, easy client-side coding, and ...Read more	AddSearch Site Search is a top-tier search tool that consistently exceeds users' expectations with its range of features and seamless performance. Users appreciate the enhanced website ...Read more	Algolia garners consistent praise for its outstanding speed and reliability, delivering search results in milliseconds, even with large datasets. Users appreciate its ease of integration with ...Read more
Pros and Cons	No pros or cons available for the product	Easy to implement and deploy, even for non-developers, with a user-friendly interface. Excellent customer service with quick responses and dedicated support. Customizable search options with the ability to tailor the design to match the website's branding. Provides instant and accurate search results, making navigation easier for users. Pricing can be a bit high, especially for larger subscriptions. Documentation may not always be complete, requiring reliance on responsive support for assistance.	Provides lightning-fast search results, even with a large number of records. Easy integration and intuitive UX, suitable for both developers and non-developers. Great documentation and support for quick solution development. Allows for quick iteration and optimization of search experience. Complexity in customizations and configurations may be overwhelming for beginners without adequate support. Pricing model can become expensive, especially with increased search requests and additional features.
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Screenshots	No screenshots available.	2 Screenshots	6 Screenshots
Videos	No videos available.	1 Videos	2 Videos

Alternatives

Alternatives	3RDi Search 4.5 Swiftype Search 4.4 AddSearch 4.6	Site Search 360 4.8 Swiftype Search 4.4 SearchBlox Search 4.8	Site Search 360 4.8 Swiftype Search 4.4 Datafari 5

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AddSearch offers Free Trial, but Apache Solr does not.

Apache Solr is designed for Freelancers, Large Enterprises, Medium Business and Small Business.

AddSearch is designed for Large Enterprises, Medium Business and Small Business.

The starting price of AddSearch begins at $25/Month when Billed Yearly, while pricing details for Apache Solr are unavailable.

Some top alternatives to Apache Solr includes 3RDi Search, Swiftype Search, AddSearch, Algolia Site Search, Elasticsearch, Sajari, Searchbar, Searchspring and FUSE Search.

Some top alternatives to AddSearch includes Site Search 360, Swiftype Search, SearchBlox Search, Algolia Site Search, Elasticsearch, Sajari, Searchanise, Searchbar, CloudSh and SEOcrawl.

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