Yes. eZearch attaches to the search box your theme already renders and powers your existing results page, so nothing needs restyling. Block themes, page builders and custom headers all work; if your theme uses a search icon instead of a box, you point eZearch at it in one field.

It's measured. On a 12,000-product catalogue the median search completes in 4.4 ms and 95% finish inside 7.7 ms; at 100,000 products that's 9.5 ms median. Those are server timings on a modest 2-core machine — your shopper also pays network latency, which is why the index sits close to them.

Two things. It's built for WooCommerce rather than adapted to it, so variations, attributes, ACF fields and stock status are first-class instead of bolted on. And you control relevance directly — field weights, pins and rules are yours to set, not a black box you file a support ticket against.

Your store keeps selling. If the API is unreachable, your licence lapses or you exceed your plan, eZearch hands search straight back to WordPress. Shoppers get the old results instead of an error page, and you get an email.

The sync indexes as much as your plan covers and finishes cleanly — it never fails halfway. Your dashboard tells you how many products are searchable and what upgrading would cover. Nothing breaks while you decide.

Cancel any time from your account page; there's no contract and no cancellation fee. Your store falls back to WordPress search at the end of the period. If you come back, your licence key, index settings and merchandising rules are still there.