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Overview
Marqo is an AI-native product discovery platform designed specifically for ecommerce retailers. Unlike solutions using shared models, Marqo trains dedicated AI models on each retailer's unique product catalog and customer behavior data. The platform implements semantic search that goes beyond keyword matching with instant indexing, typo tolerance, and multilingual comprehension, while integrating multimodal image search powered by LLMs directly into the search model. Marqo automatically handles ranking, boosts, filters, and collection management through its merchandising capabilities. The platform seamlessly integrates with major commerce platforms including Shopify, Adobe Commerce, and Salesforce Commerce Cloud, and applies one unified AI model across search, browse, recommendations, and storefronts. Marqo reports proven results with enterprise retailers seeing 10-23% increases in search revenue and conversion rates.
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Capabilities
Semantic search
Search beyond keywords with instant indexing
Multimodal image search
LLM-based image search integrated into search model
AI model training
Dedicated models trained on retailer's catalog and behavior
Automated merchandising
Automatic ranking, boosts, filters and collections
Multi-surface integration
One AI model across search, browse, recommendations
Commerce platform integrations
Native integrations with Shopify, Adobe, Salesforce
API access
REST API for custom implementations
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Marqo trains dedicated AI models on each retailer's product catalog and customer behavior data including clicks, purchases, and browsing patterns. This ensures models are optimized for the specific retailer's products and customers.
SourceEnterprise retailers using Marqo report 10-23% increases in search revenue and conversion rates, with proven results across fashion, beauty, electronics, and home goods.
SourceMarqo has native integrations with Shopify, Adobe Commerce (Magento), and Salesforce Commerce Cloud, and also provides API access for custom implementations.
SourceMarqo pricing is customized based on catalog size, search volume, and feature requirements. Contact their sales team to book a demo and discuss pricing.
SourceBehind it
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