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	Apache Solr (39) Get Quote Get Quote	Elasticsearch (104) Get Quote Get Quote	Searchanise (6) 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	Elasticsearch brings the power of full-text search to the website, turning it into an information hub that enables intelligent navigation of content. This takes site to another level, ... Read More	Searchanise is a web-based site search engine, it implement the patented BlindSight technology invented at MIT's Media Lab. Searchanise enables users to easily create site search engines ... Read More
Entry Level Pricing	Not Available	Not Available	Starts from $6.30 , Billed Yearly
Free Trial Availability	No free trial	No free trial	Get Free Trial
Spotsaas Score	9.5/10	9.8/10	8.4/10
User Ratings	4.2 (98)	4.5 (204)	3.4 (2112)
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Total Features	9 Features	10 Features	9 Features
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Starting From	Not Available	Not Available	$6.30 , Billed Yearly
Pricing Plans	Not Available	Not Available	Starter Get Started Catalog size : Upto 25 Products Number of searches per month : Unlimited Search through products Show more + PRO 1 Get Started Catalog Size : Upto 500 product Includes features of Free plan, plus Search through categories, pages, and blog posts Show more + PRO 2 Get Started Catalog Size : Upto 5000 products Includes features of PRO 1 plan, plus Browse all pricing plans
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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	Available	Available
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User Reviews

User Ratings	4.2 (based on 98 reviews)	4.5 (based on 204 reviews)	3.4 (based on 2112 reviews)
Rating Distribution	Excellent 23 Very Good 14 Good 2 Poor 0 Terible 0	Excellent 76 Very Good 25 Good 3 Poor 0 Terible 0	Excellent 3 Very Good 0 Good 1 Poor 1 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	Elasticsearch stands out as a fast and efficient search tool that excels in handling vast volumes of data with speed and accuracy. Its ability to store, search, and analyze data quickly in near ...Read more	No Expert ai Review available for the product
Pros and Cons	No pros or cons available for the product	Fast and efficient search capabilities, suitable for handling large volumes of data. Intuitive and easy-to-use RESTful API for searching and analyzing documents. Open-source with good community support and resources available. Scalability and ability to index every field in a document, enhancing performance. Steep learning curve for beginners, especially regarding complex queries and DSL syntax. Challenges with setup and cluster management, including configuring shards and replicas.
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Screenshots	No screenshots available.	5 Screenshots	6 Screenshots
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Alternatives

Alternatives	3RDi Search 4.5 Swiftype Search 4.4 AddSearch 4.6	3RDi Search 4.5 Swiftype Search 4.4 Apache Solr 4.2	Site Search 360 4.8 Swiftype Search 4.4 Apache Solr 4.2

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Neither Apache Solr nor Elasticsearch offers a free trial.

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

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

Pricing details for both Apache Solr and Elasticsearch are unavailable at this time. Contact the respective providers for more information.

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 Elasticsearch includes 3RDi Search, Swiftype Search, Apache Solr, SearchBlox Search, AddSearch, Algolia Site Search, Searchbar, Splunk Enterprise, Splunk Cloud and FUSE Search.

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