If you sell with WooCommerce, your search should behave like a shop. WooCommerce mode adds prices and an add to cart button to product results, and lets people find a product by its SKU.
It is part of PRO and off by default.
Before you start:
Switch on Products in Content Sources, so products are searchable. See Choosing What Appears In Search.
Turn it on:

- Open AiX Search, then Settings, click PRO Settings, and scroll to WooCommerce.
- Tick Show prices in results and make SKUs searchable.
- Leave Add an add-to-cart button to product results ticked if you want the button. It is ticked by default.
- Click Save PRO Settings.
- Open the Dashboard and click Rebuild Index, so every product's SKU goes into the index.
What it adds:
- The price under each product result, exactly as WooCommerce shows it, including sale prices
- An add to cart button on products that can be bought and are in stock, using WooCommerce's own button text
- SKUs become searchable, so a customer or your team can find a product by its code
The price and button appear in the dropdown, in Spotlight and on the results page.
If WooCommerce is not active:
The box says WooCommerce is not active on this site, so these options stay dormant until it is. Nothing changes in your results.
Checking it works:
- Open the Dashboard and type a product name into the Live Preview. The price shows under the product.
- Type a product's SKU. The product appears.
- On your site, click the add to cart button on a product result. It uses WooCommerce's own add to cart link, so the product goes into the cart as usual.
A real example:
A bakery supply shop using the plugin switched WooCommerce mode on and rebuilt the index. A customer searching banneton now sees each proving basket with its price and an Add to cart button, and the shop's team can type a SKU such as BT-22 to find a product in a second.
Tips:
- Give products clear search descriptions. See Search Listings: Images And Descriptions.
- The demo site in these guides does not run WooCommerce, which is why its screenshot shows the dormant note.