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Landing Platform vs Luigi's Box: search joined to the business
Luigi's Box sells search, recommendations and product listings, priced in usage units. Landing gives you site search and recommendations too, and joins them to your email, CRM, helpdesk and checkout, so every team sees the same shopper.
Landing suits you if
- You want search and email to know what each shopper did
- You want a price you can work out yourself
- You want one platform for the store and the team behind it
Where the shopper gets lost.
Search knows what they looked for. Nothing else does.
Usage units
Your bill is counted in units built from pageviews, searches, autocompletes, recommendations and catalogue size.
A silo of intent
What a shopper searched for rarely reaches the email they get next or the agent who answers their question.
More tools behind it
Search is covered. Email, CRM, support and invoicing are still separate bills.
Landing Platform vs Luigi's Box, line by line.
On search and recommendations Landing covers what a merchandiser needs. The difference is what they are joined to.
| Feature | Landing Platform |  Luigi's Box |
|---|---|---|
| Site search | Typo tolerance, filters, "did you mean", and phrases like "under £50" understood | Search |
| Recommendations | Six strategies, from trending and bought together to "looks like this", in named slots, with clicks and revenue reported per slot | Recommender |
| Merchandising rules | Synonyms, redirects, boost and bury, and pinned products, on a schedule or for one audience: new visitors, returning ones, shoppers with a basket or a named segment | Product listing |
| Products tagged from their photos | AI reads colour, material and shape from each product image, so "green linen" finds the dress even when the title doesn't say it | Not described on its pricing page |
| Search analytics | Top searches, searches with no results, click-through and the revenue search led to, with the attribution method shown beside the number | Analytics |
| On your store | Attaches to your own search box, styled to your theme, with results in our overlay or on your own search page with your own product cards | On your store |
| Email marketing | Campaigns and flows, including abandoned checkout, browse abandonment, and back in stock and price drop for Shopify | Not its product |
| CRM, helpdesk and checkout | Built in, on the same customer record as every search and order | Not its product |
| A shopper's journey | Search, order, email and support chat on one record, so support answers with the order already open | Search and discovery data |
| How you pay | Shoppers are free, and your price doesn't rise with your sales | Quote, counted in usage units |
Luigi's Box details reflect its publicly available information as of September 2026; check current details on its own site.
Switching is our job, not yours.
We move you over one tool a month, against success criteria we agree with you up front. You don't pay until we prove each one is ready.
We map your stack
Show us your Luigi's Box setup and the tools around it. We agree what moves where, and what "ready" means for search, before you commit.
We move search across
We index your catalogue, carry your synonyms and rules across, and put Landing on your own search box. Your top searches run side by side until you are happy with the results.
You sign it off
Billing starts only when we have shown it works against the criteria you set. Then we move the next tool, one a month.
But we already use Luigi's Box.
Fair. Here are the questions teams ask us most when they're weighing it up.
What does joining search to the rest actually change?
A shopper who searches, buys and then asks a question is one customer. Marketing segments on what they bought, flows skip what they already own, and support sees the order before they reply.
Do you do recommendations as well as search?
Yes. Six strategies: trending, browsing history, bought together, basket-related, new arrivals and "looks like this", each in a named slot with clicks and revenue reported.
How do we know what search earns us?
The console shows the revenue search led to, and tells you how it counted it beside the number, so you never read a figure without knowing where it came from.
Adding up your stack?
Run the free stack audit and see what your tools really cost a year.
“We were running PR, social scheduling and the rest of our marketing across half a dozen tools that never talked. Now we plan, schedule and measure from a single screen.”
Follow one shopper from search to support.
Thirty minutes on your own store. We'll show a search, an order and a support chat on one record, and what it costs.