vs Findbar
SearchX vs Findbar
Save €1,200-3,000/year
Better pricing. Faster setup. All features included. Join stores switching from Findbar to SearchX.
Pricing Comparison
Findbar
Starting Price
€99/month
Typical Cost: €149-299/month
- ✗Limited to Greek market only
- ✗Pricing scales with pageviews and documents
- ✗Pageview caps per plan (350K-2M/month)
- ✗Limited API access on lower tiers
- ✗Feed updates every 3 hours (basic plan)
BEST VALUE
SearchX
Core is €49/mo or €490/yr (up to 20K products)
From €49/mo or €490/yr
From €49/mo or €490/yr on Core. Priced by catalog size, not search volume.
- ✓Multi-language support (Greek, English, Greeklish, Spanish, Italian, Bulgarian, Romanian)
- ✓From €49/mo or €490/yr on Core (up to 20K products). Growth, Scale, and Enterprise for larger catalogs
- ✓No pageview limits or usage-based billing
- ✓Choose hourly or daily catalog syncs
- ✓Full API access on all plans
Feature Comparison
| Feature | Findbar | SearchX |
|---|---|---|
| Market | Greece only | Global + Greek support |
| Starting Price | €99/mo | €49/mo |
| Typical Price | €149-299/mo | €49/mo or €490/yr (Core, up to 20K) |
| Product Limits | 60,000 documents | 20K Core / 50K Growth / 100K Scale, Enterprise above |
| Pageview Limits | 350K-2M/mo | No limits |
| Feed Updates | 3 hours - 30 min | Hourly or daily (scheduled) |
How to Migrate from Findbar
1
Export your product data from Findbar
2
Import catalog to SearchX via XML feed
3
Configure search settings and filters
4
Replace Findbar widget with SearchX
5
Test and go live
When Findbar Wins
Reasonable pick for a small, Greece-only store
Findbar is built specifically for the Greek market, and its Greek-language handling is a real strength for stores that never plan to sell outside Greece. If your catalog sits comfortably under its document limits and pageview tiers, it's a workable option.
SearchX matches Findbar's Greek-language strength, adds native Greeklish, and offers a lower entry price and no pageview limits. It's also the better base if you ever expand beyond the Greek market.