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Onyx vs SearchBlox SearchAI

Onyx

8.2#1 in ai enterprise search softwareFrom $20 a month
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FactOnyxSearchBlox SearchAI
APINearly every feature is exposed through a REST API using JSON, with Bearer API keys or personal access tokens and an OpenAPI explorer at /api/docs.SearchBlox offers API access for direct integration of data ingestion, search and analytics.
ConnectorsOnyx keeps connected application data synchronized and can enforce source permissions in Enterprise Edition; documents can also be pushed through API or file upload.SearchAI provides 300+ pre-built connectors for native RAG and enterprise data ingestion.
FoundedG2 lists Onyx AI as serving customers since 2023 and gives 2023 as its founding year.2003
IntegrationsThe product advertises more than 50 synced connectors and names Slack, Google Drive, Confluence, Salesforce, GitHub and Jira among supported sources.Supported connector libraries include Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Salesforce, SAP and other databases and business systems.
PurposeOnyx connects enterprise knowledge to give humans and agents context for AI answers.SearchAI unifies enterprise data for AI search, analysis, automation, personalization and agentic solutions.

Onyx plans

  • Business$20 a month
  • Community EditionFree
  • EnterprisePriced on request

SearchBlox SearchAI plans

  • SearchAI Hybrid Search$24,000 a year
  • SearchAI Single Server$25,000 a year
  • SearchAI Hybrid Search + Chatbot$36,000 a year
  • SearchAI Hybrid Search + Chatbots + Agents$48,000 a year
  • SearchAI High Availability Cluster (3 Servers)$75,000 a year

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SearchAI is suited to organizations that need to search across enterprise data and choose on-premises, private-cloud or hybrid deployment. Its documented customer sectors include financial, healthcare and government organizations.

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