Bloomreach Loomi
Bloomreach's current pricing page lists three official products. Autonomous Search covers onsite search, merchandising, and recommendations. Conversational Shopping provides Shopping Agent, a conversational guide that helps shoppers find and compare products. Autonomous Marketing covers customer data, Email, Mobile Messaging, Web, Mobile App, Ad Audiences, optional AI tools, and Marketing Agent for email-campaign drafts. Each sales order defines the named modules, entitlements, allowances, implementation scope, and annual terms for its product. Current commercial and technical material describes Shopping Agent's relationship to Search differently, so the applicable Search scope needs to be stated in writing.
Bloomreach's current pricing page lists three official products. Autonomous Search covers onsite search, merchandising, and recommendations. Conversational Shopping provides Shopping Agent, a conversational guide that helps shoppers find and compare products. Autonomous Marketing covers customer data, Email, Mobile Messaging, Web, Mobile App, Ad Audiences, optional AI tools, and Marketing Agent for email-campaign drafts. Each sales order defines the named modules, entitlements, allowances, implementation scope, and annual terms for its product. Current commercial and technical material describes Shopping Agent's relationship to Search differently, so the applicable Search scope needs to be stated in writing.
Bloomreach's current pricing page lists three official products.
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Purchase decision: Bloomreach’s current pricing page lists three products: Autonomous Search, Conversational Shopping, and Autonomous Marketing. The first two support onsite finding, understanding, comparing, and choosing products; Autonomous Marketing lets teams use customer data across email, mobile messaging, web, app, and advertising audiences. Each product needs its own capability and purchase-scope check.
Capabilities
This page introduces the official products in two workflow groups. Autonomous Search and Conversational Shopping cover onsite finding, understanding, and choosing; Autonomous Marketing covers customer data, multichannel outreach, and lifecycle work.
Autonomous Search and Conversational Shopping
What problem does it solve?
Autonomous Search
Autonomous Search addresses the problem of shoppers who are already searching or browsing a category but still cannot find the right product. It matches queries to the catalog and provides results, filters, rankings, and search suggestions in search and category browsing; merchandising teams can adjust relevance, recommendation placements, and business rules.
Conversational Shopping
Conversational Shopping addresses shoppers who cannot state the right search terms or cannot decide between similar products. In an onsite conversation, Shopping Agent asks about use, preferences, and constraints, then uses catalog data, price, inventory, and merchandising rules to narrow and compare options.
What does the product feel like in practice?
Shoppers encounter search results, category pages, discovery pages, recommendations, and conversational guidance. Shopping Agent is a conversational shopping guide for purchase decisions: shoppers can describe needs, add constraints, compare products, and receive selection help.
How the modules work together
The diagram shows three layers from bottom to top. Autonomous Search turns catalog, price, inventory, and attributes into a searchable, rankable foundation; Merchandising, Recommendations, SEO, Insights, and Testing control presentation and validate changes; Shopping Agent in Conversational Shopping brings catalog, shopping context, and rules into shopper conversations.
Structure: the bottom is the catalog-and-search foundation, the middle is discovery and merchandising capability, and the top is the shopper-facing conversational guide.
Shoppers describe needs, add constraints, and compare products in natural language. Official materials also use the names Conversational Agent and Conversational Shopping.
They manage ranking, recommendations, organic discoverability, shopper insight, and experiments. Together, they support the job of making the right products easier to find, understand, and compare.
It handles catalog discovery, search relevance, and merchandising—the foundation for onsite finding, ranking, and filtering.
What each module does and its role in the product line
Shopping Agent
Shopping Agent is a conversational guide on search, product, category, or checkout pages. It helps shoppers turn a vague need into a comparable product choice. Shoppers can state constraints, narrow the catalog, and compare items using catalog data, price, inventory, and merchandising rules. It brings store product information into conversational discovery; public information does not confirm in-chat payment, order management, or general order lookup.
Autonomous Search
Autonomous Search is an onsite search and product-discovery system. It helps stores when keywords and filters make products hard to find. It matches queries with catalog data and shows results, filters, rankings, and search suggestions in search and category browsing. It is the shared catalog and relevance base for merchandising and other discovery experiences.
Merchandising
Merchandising is a workspace for teams that need search and browsing to reflect campaign or inventory priorities, not just relevance. Operators can set ranking, boost/bury, inclusion, exclusion, and filter rules. They can base those rules on product, attribute, price, inventory, or campaign data. It turns the searchable catalog into controlled presentation decisions across discovery surfaces.
Recommendations & Pathways
Recommendations & Pathways help shoppers keep exploring after a keyword search, on product, cart, category, and landing pages. Recommendations use views, purchases, and other interactions. Pathways organize products around new arrivals, sale items, own brands, or excess inventory. Together, they move discovery from finding one item to showing the next relevant or strategically selected option.
SEO
SEO organizes product and category information into content and paths that search engines can crawl. It suits stores whose product or category queries are hard to surface in organic search. It exposes related product content and links between products and categories, so search engines can navigate the catalog. It gives shoppers an organic-search entry to the same catalog they later explore onsite.
Insights & Analytics
Insights & Analytics helps teams find where shoppers get stuck in search, browsing, or product discovery. It shows journey, preference, and behavior signals. Operators can use those signals to frame a specific relevance or presentation question. It is the diagnosis step before changing a discovery experience, rather than treating one top-line metric as the answer.
Testing & Audiences
Testing & Audiences lets teams configure and compare discovery experiences for defined shopper groups. It helps when one launch cannot show who a change fits. It creates audience-specific versions and tracks changes to search, recommendations, or presentation rules. It helps a team decide whether to keep a discovery change.
Autonomous Marketing
What problem does it solve?
Autonomous Marketing addresses fragmented customer information and channel-by-channel outreach. CRM, retention, and growth teams can use the same customer identity, event, and consent data to coordinate outreach and lifecycle actions across email, mobile messaging, web, app, and advertising audiences.
What does the product feel like in practice?
It is an ecommerce marketing-automation system centered on customer profiles, events, and consent. Teams define audiences and journeys, then deliver through email, SMS/WhatsApp, onsite content, app messages, or advertising audiences; advanced AI and Marketing Agent handle defined decisions or campaign drafts.
How the modules work together
The diagram shows three layers from bottom to top. Loomi Platform unifies identity, events, consent, basic segmentation, reporting, and journey orchestration; app packages carry that context into channels; advanced AI and Marketing Agent add defined decisions or campaign drafts on those touchpoints.
Structure: the bottom unifies customer data and journeys, the middle executes operations at customer touchpoints, and the top uses advanced AI and Marketing Agent for more specific decisions and campaign production.
Audience, Analytics, Loomi AI Web, and Journeys handle targeting, analysis, onsite personalization, and lifecycle journeys; Marketing Agent builds campaign drafts.
Purchase and churn prediction plus autosegmentation.
Natural-language reports, funnels, trends, and segment definitions.
Contextual onsite personalization, weblayer variants, and Recommendations+.
Lifecycle content, personalization, Recommendations+, and optimal send time.
Turns campaign requirements into a human-reviewable email-campaign draft; documented scope includes lifecycle email, SMS, and A/B testing.
Email, Mobile Messaging, Web, Mobile App, and Ad Audiences serve different customer touchpoints.
Marketing and transactional email.
SMS, MMS, RCS, and WhatsApp.
Onsite recommendations, weblayers, preference capture, and experiments.
Push, in-app messages, inboxes, and content blocks.
Syncs first-party audiences to advertising channels.
It unifies customer data, identity, events, consent, basic segmentation, reporting, and journey orchestration so multiple customer touchpoints can use the same customer context.
What each module does and its role in the product line
Marketing Agent
Marketing Agent turns a marketer's plain-language campaign brief into a reviewable lifecycle campaign draft. It uses the stated audience, timing, and message logic to build an email workflow. Its documented scope also includes SMS and A/B testing. It handles campaign construction before channel execution, but a person still reviews, edits, and approves the draft before launch.
Loomi Platform
Loomi Platform is a shared marketing workspace. It helps teams whose customer identities, events, and consent records sit across different touchpoints. It brings profiles, events, consent, basic segments, reporting, and visual journeys into one operating context. It gives channel applications and AI tools the shared customer-data and journey-orchestration base for the same lifecycle work.
Email is the sending application for lifecycle and transactional email. It turns a customer segment or journey into a message. Operators can build triggered or targeted campaigns with visual or HTML editors, recommendations, variants, delivery preview, and transactional API sends. It is the email execution point for reviewed campaign drafts and the platform's audiences and journeys.
Mobile Messaging
Mobile Messaging is a mobile-channel application for time-sensitive customer outreach through SMS, MMS, RCS, or WhatsApp. Operators can send personalized messages and product recommendations to selected segments. They can collect opt-ins, apply quiet hours, test variants, and trigger transactional SMS. It carries the shared profile, consent, and journey context into permission-aware phone messaging.
Web
Web is an onsite personalization and experimentation application. It helps when a store needs to change content or offers during a shopper's visit. It uses weblayers, recommendation placements, and first-party customer data to show recommendations, collect preferences, configure onsite messages, and run A/B tests. It puts customer context and marketing rules into the content or offer visible on the site.
Mobile App
Mobile App is a native-app engagement application for stores that use their own app as a customer touchpoint. It can send targeted push notifications, show in-app content, keep inbox messages, and update dynamic content without an app-store release. It carries the shared customer context into the app. A web-only store has no equivalent app workflow.
Ad Audiences
Ad Audiences is an audience-activation application for teams that need to use first-party customer signals in connected paid-ad accounts. Listed accounts include Meta, Google, Snapchat, TikTok, and Adform. It sends audiences built from behavioral and predictive data to those accounts for available activation uses. It takes a defined audience from the shared marketing context into paid media. Actual scope depends on the connected account and consent status.
Audience
Audience is a targeting and segmentation tool. It helps teams decide whom to contact when manual attributes and rules are not enough. It provides predictions for purchase, churn, email opens, and in-session behavior, and it can generate segments from customer properties and metrics. It turns profiles and predictions into audiences that channel applications and journeys can activate.
Analytics
Analytics is a natural-language analysis tool for operators investigating a business question. It can return reports, funnels, trends, or segmentation definitions. Teams ask in plain language and review the results against the underlying workflow. It provides evidence for the next audience, content, or journey decision instead of relying only on a top-line metric.
Loomi AI Web
Loomi AI Web is an onsite personalization tool. It helps stores make content or product recommendations respond to a shopper's current context. It uses historical interactions to select relevant onsite content, generate weblayer variants, and recommend a next product from an interaction sequence. It passes those decisions to the Web application, which shows the selected content or option during the visit.
Journeys
Journeys is a lifecycle-orchestration tool for deciding what to send, how to personalize it, and when to deliver it. It supports contextual personalization, AI-generated campaign copy, Recommendations+, and channel-specific optimal-send-time decisions. It coordinates those choices across the selected channel applications. It turns shared customer context into an executable lifecycle plan.
Commercial plans
Autonomous Search, Conversational Shopping, and Autonomous Marketing each need scope and pricing confirmed in the sales proposal. The sequence below is packages, business scenarios, and alternatives for a similar official product; public prices, contract prices, and editorial estimates are labelled separately.
Package and price summary
The table separates public dollar prices from items that need a sales quote. Each row reflects current public information; it does not add prices across product lines or modules.
Autonomous Search and Conversational Shopping
| Package or bundle | Scope | Price status |
|---|---|---|
| Autonomous Search (Discovery/Search price reference) | Onsite search and product discovery. The current pricing page calls the product Autonomous Search; the published starting-price page uses the earlier Discovery/Search label. | Published Discovery/Search starting price: $3,000/month. The current pricing page asks buyers to request a quote; actual pricing depends on API use and indexed products. |
| Ecommerce Search (Shopify App Store) | Product Search, Conversational Shopping Agent, Merchandising & Categories, and Product Recommendations. | Public list price: $45,000/year. This is a bundle reference, not an Agent-only price. |
| Conversational Shopping (Shopping Agent) | A conversational product guide across discovery surfaces. | Contact sales for pricing. Ecommerce Search above is a bundle reference, not a standalone Agent price. |
| Other discovery modules | Merchandising, Recommendations & Pathways, SEO, Insights & Analytics, and Testing & Audiences. | Contact sales for pricing. No public itemized dollar prices were found. |
Autonomous Marketing
| Package or bundle | Scope | Price status |
|---|---|---|
| Email (Loomi app package) | Lifecycle and transactional email on Loomi Platform. The published default allowance is 60 annual email orchestrations per contracted billable profile. | Contact sales for pricing. Bloomreach does not publish dollar rates for each email, increased allowance, or overage. |
| Email Marketing (Shopify App Store) | A public Shopify-channel offer for personalized Email and SMS, onsite personalization, omnichannel marketing, real-time segmentation, AI recommendations/content generation, and advanced analytics. It is distinct from Marketing Agent, a separately purchased campaign-draft add-on. | Public list price: $22,500/year. The listing does not publish an email-send allowance, a per-email rate, or Marketing Agent inclusion; Bloomreach may bill some external charges separately. |
| Mobile Messaging | SMS, MMS, RCS, and WhatsApp customer messaging. | Contact sales for pricing. |
| Web | Onsite personalization and experimentation. | Contact sales for pricing. |
| Mobile App | Native-app engagement and messaging. | Contact sales for pricing. |
| Ad Audiences | Activation of first-party audiences in connected ad accounts. | Contact sales for pricing. |
| Loomi Platform (Base, Growth, Premium) | The shared data and journey foundation included with each app package. | Contact sales for pricing. No separate public dollar price was found. |
| Enterprise Marketing | All five app packages plus Extensions. | Contact sales for pricing. |
Advanced Loomi AI and Agent
| Package or bundle | Scope | Price status |
|---|---|---|
| Loomi Audience | Predictions and AI-assisted audience building. | Contact sales for pricing. |
| Loomi Analytics | Natural-language analysis, reports, funnels, and trends. | Contact sales for pricing. |
| Loomi AI Web | AI-assisted onsite personalization. | Contact sales for pricing. |
| Loomi Journeys | AI-assisted lifecycle orchestration. | Contact sales for pricing. |
| Enterprise Marketing AI | Bundles Audience, Analytics, Loomi AI Web, and Journeys. Marketing Agent is excluded. | Contact sales for pricing. |
| Marketing Agent | A separately purchased Email campaign-draft add-on for Bloomreach Email customers. It turns a plain-language brief into a reviewable email campaign draft, using platform customer, catalog, and behavior data to build audiences, timing, and personalization. It is not a standalone email-delivery service or an email-send allowance; new customers receive a data-volume-based package. | Public starting price: $1,000/month for existing Loomi Platform customers, based on stored contacts/profiles rather than AI executions. |
Add-ons and increased allowances
| Package or bundle | Scope | Price status |
|---|---|---|
| Extensions | Server-side testing, personalization endpoints, webhooks, recommendations APIs, and API orchestration. | Contact sales for pricing. Included with Enterprise Marketing. |
| Infrastructure and security add-ons | Instance, App Cloud Ecosystem, Loomi BigQuery, Audit Logs, VPN, and Engagement Enhanced Security. | Contact sales for pricing. |
| Increased allowances | Profile updates, event storage, email, mobile-message, push, and API-orchestration capacity. An Email increase adds 60 annual email orchestrations per contracted billable profile. | Contact sales for pricing. No public unit, per-email, or overage dollar rates were found. |
Enterprise and Engagement package guide
| Package family | Confirmed included items | Price status |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise Marketing | Email, Mobile Messaging, Web, Mobile App, Ad Audiences, Extensions, and Loomi Platform. | Contact sales for pricing. |
| Enterprise Marketing AI | Loomi Audience, Loomi Analytics, Loomi Web, and Loomi Journeys. | Contact sales for pricing. |
Choose modules by business scenario
Loomi's official packaging guide asks customers to choose the combination that fits their business needs and describes the work served by each app package and AI tool. This section organizes those official descriptions into common business scenarios: each starts with the need, then names the recommended modules and why they matter. The same scenarios can be used to explain requirements in a conversation with Loomi sales and confirm a suitable combination.
Autonomous Search and Conversational Shopping
- Shoppers still cannot find suitable products, and the team cannot tune results
Recommended modules: Autonomous Search. If a specific discovery job remains, discuss Recommendations & Pathways, SEO, Insights & Analytics, or Testing & Audiences for that job.
Why these modules: Autonomous Search combines an AI-driven search engine with a merchandising dashboard, so shoppers can find products and the team can tune ranking and presentation. The additional tools serve distinct jobs: related products, organic discovery, insight, or controlled tests.
- Shoppers need to describe needs in natural language and compare products
Recommended modules: Shopping Agent, with Search discussed as part of the proposed product-discovery setup.
Why these modules: The agent turns a shopper's question and constraints into a product-discovery conversation. When used with Search, it retrieves Search results and applies conversational context to filter relevance.
Autonomous Marketing
- The team needs to run lifecycle or transactional email
Recommended modules: Email. Discuss Marketing Agent when campaign drafting is the bottleneck, and Loomi Journeys when content or send timing needs to adapt to each customer's context.
Why these modules: Email creates and sends lifecycle and transactional messages, while its app package includes the Loomi Platform for the shared customer-data and journey foundation. Marketing Agent produces reviewable campaign drafts, and Journeys supports personalized lifecycle orchestration.
- The same customer needs coordinated email and SMS or WhatsApp
Recommended modules: Email and Mobile Messaging. Discuss Loomi Journeys when the team needs to coordinate content, personalization, or timing across the purchased channels.
Why these modules: Email handles email campaigns, while Mobile Messaging supports SMS, MMS, RCS, and WhatsApp. Journeys adds lifecycle orchestration for the messages a team plans across those channels.
- The store wants to adapt onsite content or offers and run experiments
Recommended modules: Web. Discuss Loomi Web when the team needs contextual weblayers, generated variants, or next-product recommendations.
Why these modules: Web provides first-party-data-based onsite personalization and A/B testing. Loomi Web adds contextual personalization, weblayer variant generation, and advanced recommendations for that onsite work.
- The native app is an important customer touchpoint
Recommended modules: Mobile App. Discuss Loomi Journeys when push notifications and in-app messages need to follow a lifecycle plan.
Why these modules: Mobile App supports targeted push notifications, in-app messaging, app inboxes, and dynamic content. Journeys helps coordinate the timing and personalization of the lifecycle messages sent through that app.
- The team needs one combination for every major marketing channel
Recommended modules: Enterprise Marketing. Discuss Enterprise Marketing AI when Audience, Analytics, Loomi Web, and Loomi Journeys all support named business work.
Why these modules: Enterprise Marketing combines Email, Mobile Messaging, Web, Mobile App, Ad Audiences, and Extensions. Enterprise Marketing AI groups the four Loomi tools for audience targeting, analysis, onsite personalization, and lifecycle orchestration.
Compare alternatives by official product
Functions and prices are compared only within a similar official-product scope. Estimated prices are published starting rates annualized over 12 months, or published list prices with stated volume conditions; different billing units cannot establish equivalent total cost.
Autonomous Marketing
| Product | Function and workflow | Estimated entry annual budget (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| Bloomreach Email | An email application on the Loomi Platform customer-data and journey foundation. It fits lifecycle email, transactional messages, and marketing work that may later share data with other Bloomreach apps; Marketing Agent can draft reviewable lifecycle-email campaigns. | Shopify Email Marketing: $22,500/year.This is a listed sales-channel price, not a universal contract price. |
| Klaviyo AI | Ecommerce email and mobile-message automation with profile-based segmentation and self-serve pricing. It is a closer fit when the operating scope is mainly owned email and SMS rather than a broader Bloomreach application set. | Estimated annual budget: $4,800.Public Email plan: $400/month for 25,000 active profiles.SMS and WhatsApp are region-dependent additional costs. |
| Omnisend | Email, SMS/MMS, web push, and ecommerce automations with published contact-based plans. The choice centres on a narrower multichannel lifecycle stack with public packaging. | Estimated annual budget: $192.Standard: $16/month at 500 contacts, with email sends up to 12× the contact count.Use the official calculator for 25,000 contacts; mobile messages are separate. |
| Mailchimp | A general email-marketing starting point. Its Standard tier includes automation, AI-assisted creative work, predictive behavior, and reporting; it is not a like-for-like replacement for a data-and-app package set. | Estimated annual budget: $240.Standard: $20/month at 500 contacts.SMS credits and higher contact tiers are separate. |
Conversational Shopping
| Product | Function and workflow | Estimated entry annual budget (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| Loomi Shopping Agent | A catalog- and shopping-context-grounded conversational guide for narrowing choices and comparing products. Its public commercial page and technical documentation describe its Search relationship differently, so the written quote needs the actual Search scope. | Public Shopify package reference: $45,000/year.Ecommerce Search includes Product Search, Conversational Shopping Agent, Merchandising & Categories, and Product Recommendations. This is not an Agent-only price. |
| Octane AI | Guided quizzes, zero-party preference capture, and dynamic product recommendations. It fits a conversion flow built around structured questions, rather than a general open-ended shopping conversation. | Estimated annual budget: $600.Basic: $50/month with 400 credits.One quiz engagement uses one credit; AI-related use consumes additional credits. |
| Rep AI | A Shopify storefront conversational sales tool with proactive prompts, catalog and policy answers, and product recommendations. Its public scope also covers support-oriented workflows, whose data and handoff requirements need a separate check. | Estimated annual budget: $995.Starter covers 10,000 visitors/month.Additional 1,000 visitors: $12. |
Native connections
Use the ready-made integration to exchange Gorgias support-ticket signals and selected Bloomreach customer fields in the helpdesk.
Gorgias Bloomreach integration ↗Add Yotpo Reviews from Bloomreach's integrations library to receive review events in real time for segmentation and campaigns.
Bloomreach Yotpo Reviews integration ↗Install the Bloomreach Engagement sidebar app to surface selected customer attributes in Zendesk tickets.
Bloomreach Engagement Sidebar for Zendesk ↗Loomi Shopping Agent ingests Bazaarvoice reviews to summarize themes and quote customer feedback in shopping conversations.
Loomi Shopping Agent integrations ↗FAQ
Are Loomi Shopping Agent and Conversational Agent separate products?
Bloomreach uses Loomi Shopping Agent on its product page and Conversational agent or Conversational Shopping in supporting materials. Public documentation does not identify them as separate SKUs or announce a rename. The sales order needs to list the exact SKU and entitlements; names alone do not establish two purchases.
How do the current official Loomi products relate to each other?
The current pricing page lists Autonomous Search, Conversational Shopping, and Autonomous Marketing as separate products. The first two serve onsite product discovery and conversational guidance; Autonomous Marketing covers customer data, messaging, and lifecycle work. Public material does not state that buying one automatically includes the others, so the quote needs separate product, module, and entitlement lines.
Can I buy the Shopping Agent without Bloomreach Search?
Current public sources conflict. The commercial product page says the agent needs Bloomreach Search; recent implementation documentation says the Conversational agent has a default search engine and gains advanced merchandising when connected to Bloomreach Search. The quote needs to state whether Search is required, which discovery capabilities change without it, and what is included.
What is Enterprise Engagement?
Current documentation calls the all-app package Enterprise Marketing; other official material still uses Enterprise Engagement. It covers Email, Mobile Messaging, Web, Mobile App, Ad Audiences, Extensions, and Loomi Platform. Extensions are server-side testing and personalization endpoints, webhooks, recommendation APIs, and API orchestration—not browser plug-ins. AI tools and agents remain separate add-ons.
Should I buy Enterprise AI and the same individual AI tools?
Usually no. Enterprise Marketing AI bundles Audience, Analytics, the Loomi AI Web tool, and Journeys; it is an alternative to buying those tools for named jobs. Available capabilities still depend on the purchased app packages, and Marketing Agent is excluded. Official pages use more than one enterprise-AI label, so the sales order needs the exact bundle name, availability, and entitlement list.
Can this page calculate my exact Bloomreach price?
No. The page lists four public price references: an earlier Discovery/Search page starts at $3,000/month while the current pricing page calls the product Autonomous Search, Ecommerce Search is listed at $45,000/year, Shopify Email Marketing at $22,500/year, and Marketing Agent starts at $1,000/month for existing Loomi Platform customers. They do not determine an actual annual contract, module price, implementation fee, overage rate, or negotiated discount.
Sources
- Bloomreach pricing overview
- Bloomreach Discovery pricing
- Loomi Shopping Agent
- Conversational Shopping official use case
- Bloomreach Search feature overview
- Conversational agent setup and search scope
- Conversational agent data requirements
- Conversational agent language settings
- Conversational agent transcript data handling
- Marketing / Engagement packaging
- Loomi Platform package
- Enterprise Marketing / Engagement package
- AI Tools & Agents
- Engagement pricing and usage
- Email package allowances
- Email orchestration and overage FAQ
- Loomi Marketing Agent pricing
- FitFlop marketing automation customer case
- Bloomreach Shopify App Store listing
- Klaviyo pricing
- Omnisend pricing
- Mailchimp marketing pricing
- Octane AI pricing
- Rep AI Shopify App Store listing
User reviews
6 reviewsChecked Aug 29, 2026
Bloomreach Loomi AI Shopify app listing; it does not represent every Bloomreach product surface.
The latest version of the connector introduced valuable functionality such as two-way consent sync and sync product metafields. Bloomreach's team is dedicated to improving this integration with Shopify, focused on larger customer needs. Some opportunities are still present that requires us to create ad-hoc scenarios (workflows) in Bloomreach and/or Shopify to exchange information because the connector doesn't cover them natively, yet; otherwise, it would be a 5-star.
Latest integration the best yet app. Bloomreach CDP enables us to run experiments (a/b) on the site & emails, segment anything, more and more plug and plays to quickly set up scenarios for many use cases (happy birthday, welcome, abandon cart etc). Only your imagination and time are the limit.
784 reviewsChecked Aug 29, 2026
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From a usability standpoint, it's very technical; you'll need to hire a technical consultant to develop the scenarios. Initially, during negotiations, they'll underestimate the number of processed events you actually need to lure you in with a lower investment. Once you're signed up, they'll insist you're far below the processed events you require. They even pushed us to upgrade six tiers above our initial quote. In terms of features, it's interesting.