Eywora is built for B2B catalogs: it searches technical attributes, shows you why your product data is losing sales, proves the revenue, and carries your catalog and an AI assistant on one flat rate. Doofinder puts a fast search box into a B2C shop, billed per request.
Both find products. The difference starts where a B2B catalog starts: technical attributes, patchy data, long variant lists and a purchasing team that wants numbers.
Doofinder details taken from their own product, pricing, solutions and B2B pages on doofinder.com, checked on 19 September 2026; Eywora details from our FAQ and module pages. Prices and features change — verify anything decision-critical with the vendor before you sign. Doofinder is a trademark of its owner; there is no affiliation between the companies.
A search box fixes the symptom. These modules deal with the reasons a B2B shop loses revenue in search.
V2A finds A2 stainless. DIN 933 finds the hex bolt. Compounds, part numbers, OE references and dimensions are treated as attributes, not as strings that have to match.
A Health Score per product shows which fields are missing, contradictory or empty — and which of those gaps is actually costing you searches. Search quality stops being a black box.
Revenue per query, the zero-result list that needs attention first, and the ROI of the whole thing. Numbers your management already asked for.
Both products ship a chat assistant — Doofinder from the Pro plan up. Eywora's sits as a tab in the search widget, filters only on values that exist in your catalog, never invents an article, and hands back to normal search if the AI is unavailable or the credit balance runs out.
The PDF catalog becomes a flipbook with product links, QR codes and measurable clicks — the sales channel most B2B shops still print.
Crawlers, a campaign spike or a trade-show week change nothing: search queries are never counted. The bill follows your catalog size and the modules you keep switched on, so you never have to decide whether a search is worth the money.
The published plans run €49, €149 and €349 per month for 10,000, 150,000 and 400,000 requests. Doofinder counts a request “each time our server responds to an action”: results appear from the third keystroke, each crawled page counts, and indexing 1,000 items costs 10 requests.
Search queries are not counted at all. You pay €149 a month for 20,000 products and one index, then switch modules on and off by the month. Only the AI features draw on prepaid credits — and if the balance runs out, normal search keeps working.
Either our plugin for Shopware, Shopify, WooCommerce, JTL or OXID, or the product feed you already export — CSV, API, PIM or ERP. No template surgery either way.
We map the technical attributes to facets and build the index. Typically done within 24 hours.
Eywora runs in parallel on a staging URL. You compare real queries before anything changes for customers.
One snippet replaces the old one. URLs, tracking and design stay as they are — and the Health report lands the same week.
For B2B shops, yes — and more than a like-for-like swap. You replace the search and gain data quality, analytics, a digital catalog and an AI assistant in the same licence. For a small B2C shop that only needs a better search box, Doofinder is the simpler answer.
Different logic, so it depends on your volume. Doofinder publishes €49, €149 and €349 per month for 10,000, 150,000 and 400,000 requests. Eywora starts at €149 a month for 20,000 products and one index, with unlimited search queries at any traffic level; modules are added per month (Product Health €29, Extended Analytics €39, Guided Search €19, Image Search €49, Flipbooks and Recommendations €99.50 each), and larger catalogs move up a tier (50k €49, 100k €89, 250k €179, 500k €329). Cancellable monthly, 12% off yearly, 14-day trial without a credit card.
From the first feed to a live index, usually 24 hours. We run in parallel on staging so you can compare real queries against your current search before the widget is swapped.
Only if you want one. We ship plugins for Shopware, Shopify, WooCommerce, JTL and OXID — on those systems that is the fastest route. Everything else, including home-grown platforms, connects by feed or API (CSV, PIM, ERP), and results come back through the widget or the API.
In Germany, with a signed data-processing agreement. Product data and search logs stay inside the EU, and we document what is processed where.
Yes. The widget takes your CSS variables, and the API route gives you full control over the markup if you want to render results yourself.
Thirty minutes, live on your data. We show what Eywora finds, what your product data is missing, and what that gap is worth in euros. No slides.