Sandbox Club — Unlimited Syncs. No Expiration. No Trial Clock.

When I started onboarding new users, I noticed a pattern: people would install Queryra, start testing — and hit two walls: the trial clock and the once-a-month sync.

The standard trial runs on a timer and re-syncs your content only once per month. That's enough to understand the concept. It's not enough to actually test whether AI search works for your specific catalog — you tweak products and can't re-index, or the trial expires mid-evaluation.

A developer building a client integration can't re-index after tweaks. Someone comparing Queryra against a competitor can't iterate when sync is locked for 30 days. And nobody can finish a proper evaluation against a ticking trial.

So I built Sandbox Club.

Unlimited syncs — 1 per hour. Re-index your catalog as many times as you need. Update products, adjust descriptions, test different configurations. No monthly sync cap blocking your testing.

No account expiration. Standard trials expire. Sandbox Club doesn't. Take the time you actually need to evaluate whether AI semantic search is right for your store.

What it's not: Sandbox Club doesn't raise your records limit — you keep your plan's standard limit. It removes the sync cap and the trial clock, not the catalogue cap, so if your store is larger than your plan allows, request a higher limit from your dashboard (we approve test increases readily). It's also for learning and testing, not for running a live production store — when you're ready to go live, switch to a paid plan.

One thing: feedback.

Not a form to fill out, not a weekly check-in. Just honest input when you run into something — what works, what doesn't, what's missing.

If the search results feel off on your catalog, tell me. If setup was confusing, tell me. If you compared Queryra to a competitor and Queryra lost — I especially want to know that.

And if you like what you see, a review on WordPress.org goes a long way for a plugin this early.

Semantic search quality is highly dependent on your specific catalog. A plugin selling electronics has completely different search patterns than a store selling handmade gifts or skincare products.

A 5-minute trial with 20 products doesn't tell you whether semantic search will actually improve your conversion rate. You need to sync your real catalog, run queries that reflect how your customers actually search, and see what comes back.

That's what Sandbox Club is designed for. Not a sales demo — a real evaluation on your real data.

Try searching woo.queryra.com with queries like "looking older than my age" or "gift for someone who cares about their skin" to see how semantic search handles a real catalog. Then test it on your own products.

Semantic search is a new technology and questions come up. The good news: whatever you're running into, someone has probably hit it before us.

Don't spend time guessing — just reach out at contact@queryra.com. We respond fast and we'd rather answer ten questions than lose one person who gave up too early.

1. Sign up at queryra.com/signup (free, no credit card)
2. Open your Clubs dashboard
3. Click Join Sandbox Club
4. Sync your products — within your plan's records limit, as many times as you need (every hour)

Sandbox Club is available to any new account. No application, no waitlist. Need more records than your plan allows? Request an increase from your dashboard — for testing we approve these almost every time.