Help people find the right product
Questions like “something not too bitter for a French press” land on products and brew guides, not a blank results page.
“Low acid coffee for cold brew?”Answers with two roasts and the cold brew guide.
Slater Search
Add site search. Skip building it.
Visitors ask in their own words. Slater answers from your pages and CMS, shows where each answer came from, and tells you what people are looking for.
Try it on a sample coffee shop site
What Slater searches
Turn a source off and try the questions again. Answers only come from what’s indexed.
Never indexed: /checkout/*/account/*
The index updates when you publish in Webflow. To confirm
- Works with
- Webflow sites To confirm
- Searches
- Static pages and CMS collections
- Setup
- One script and a search bar, no rebuild
- Access
- Included with a Slater account To confirm
- 1An answer, not ten linksWritten from your own pages, in your words.
- 2Every answer shows its sourceVisitors can check it, and click through to the page.
- 3Questions it can’t answer get loggedSo you know which page to write next.
Three jobs it does well. On sites you already have.
Search works with the content and structure you’ve already built, so there’s nothing to migrate.
Answer questions before they become emails
Shipping, returns and subscription questions get answered on the page, from the policies you’ve already written.
“Can I change my delivery day?”Answers from the Subscriptions FAQ, with a link to the account page.
See what visitors can’t find
Every question is counted. The ones Slater can’t answer show you which pages to write next.
How it works. About ten minutes. To confirm
Search runs on the same Slater script as every other tool, so if you’ve set one up, you’ve set this up.
Add the Slater script
Paste it once into Site settings. It covers every Slater tool on the site.
<!-- Site settings › Custom code › Head --> <script src="https://slater.app/s.js" data-site="harbor-coffee" defer></script>
Choose what to search
Pick pages and CMS collections in your Slater account, and leave out anything private.
Drop in the search bar
Add the search element where you want it, or attach Slater to a search field you’ve already designed.
<div data-slater="search"></div>
Where it connects
- Webflow pages and CMS
- Slater Data, for search inside filtered lists
- Your analytics, for search terms To confirm
Script URL and attribute names are placeholders until the docs are written.
The details. Before you start.
What Search supports today. Anything still being confirmed is marked.
- Platforms
- Webflow, on any plan that allows custom code To confirm
- What it searches
- Published static pages and CMS collection items. Not password-protected pages.
- Updates
- Re-indexes when you publish To confirm
- Answers
- Written only from your indexed content, with a source link on every answer
- Reporting
- Top questions, answer rate and unanswered questions, in your Slater account
- Languages
- [Supported languages] To confirm
- Limits
- [Pages and searches per month by plan] To confirm
- Access
- [Included with a Slater account, or plan required] To confirm