Title: Scry Search: Meilisearch for WordPress Author: JG Web Development Published: marzo 4, 2026 Last modified: agosto 19, 2026 --- Search plugins ![](https://ps.w.org/scry-search/assets/icon-256x256.png?rev=3474753) # Scry Search: Meilisearch for WordPress By [JG Web Development](https://profiles.wordpress.org/jtgraham38/) [Download](https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/scry-search.1.5.0.zip) * [Details](https://arg.wordpress.org/plugins/scry-search/#description) * [Reviews](https://arg.wordpress.org/plugins/scry-search/#reviews) * [Installation](https://arg.wordpress.org/plugins/scry-search/#installation) * [Development](https://arg.wordpress.org/plugins/scry-search/#developers) [Support](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/scry-search/) ## Description Scry Search is built by developers for developers — but you don’t need to be one to run it. If you can install a plugin and paste API keys, you can connect Meilisearch, pick post types, index content, tune ranking/filterable fields/synonyms/typo tolerance/ hybrid search, and turn on autosuggest from wp-admin. No theme edits required. Existing search forms keep working. WooCommerce products are a first-class post type. If you _are_ a developer, the same plugin is meant to be extended: `scry_ms_*` filters/ actions, optional `window.scrySearch`, and a full hook reference in DOCS.md ([GitHub](https://github.com/jtgraham38/ScryWP-Search)). We use this kind of surface on client work and our own products, so the priorities are boring on purpose: stable hook names, easy-to-find call sites, a real docs file, and no forced frontend chrome. #### Works from the admin (no code) * Connection Settings — URL and API keys, with a connection test * Index Settings — post types, searchable and filterable fields (including meta and taxonomies), ranking rules (including custom attribute:asc/desc), synonyms, stop words, dictionary, typo tolerance, hybrid search embedders; bulk index / wipe * Search Settings — post-type weights for federated search, optional autosuggest and matched-term highlighting * Task drawer, Logs, and Search Analytics for day-to-day ops Site owners and agencies can go live without custom development. Developers can still hook in when a project needs it. #### Headless: no frontend UI required This plugin does not force a search UI on you. No required shortcode, widget, or results template. What you get by default is indexing and Meilisearch-backed queries. Autosuggest and highlighting are optional and off unless you turn them on. Keep your theme’s search, or build your own UI against `WP_Query` / the autosuggest REST endpoint. #### Drop-in WordPress search Scry Search hooks `posts_pre_query`. Any `WP_Query` with a search string can go through Meilisearch (main search, programmatic queries, autosuggest) and still return normal `WP_Post` objects. * No theme rewrites, no forced shortcodes, no widget lock-in * `search.php`, `searchform.php`, core search widgets/blocks, and page-builder search elements keep working if you use them * Opt out per query with `scry_ms_should_search` when you need native WP search Works with Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, and similar tools: whatever search box they output still hits WordPress search, which Scry Search routes to Meilisearch. #### AJAX autosuggest (optional) Enable Autosuggest under Scry Search Search Settings. The plugin attaches debounced AJAX to existing `name="s"` fields. Suggestions use the same Meilisearch indexes as full-site search. Optional CSS class selector so only the forms you choose get typeahead. Thumbnails supported when a featured image exists. Shape the result data with `scry_ms_autosuggest_results`, or the rendered HTML with` scry_ms_autosuggest_results_rendered`. Leave autosuggest off to stay fully headless. #### Per-post-type indexes and federated search Index any registered post type independently — posts, pages, WooCommerce products, CPTs from other plugins. Each type gets its own Meilisearch index: * Searchable fields — titles, content, excerpts, taxonomies, author, custom meta( ACF, Meta Box, etc.); drag to set relevancy order * Filterable fields — post type/status/author, post date, taxonomy IDs (`taxonomies. .id`), and more for facets and advanced filters * Ranking rules — drag-and-drop reorder (words, typo, proximity, attribute, sort, exactness) plus custom `attribute:asc` / `attribute:desc` rules per index * Search weights — e.g. weight products above blog posts in the merged results * Hybrid search — per-index embedders, semantic ratio, and optional hybrid ranking in federated search Search uses Meilisearch federated multi-search: indexes queried together, results merged and re-ranked with your per–post-type weights (not a hand-stitched PHP merge). #### Semantic / hybrid search Go beyond exact keyword matching. Meilisearch hybrid search blends traditional full- text relevancy with vector (semantic) similarity so visitors can find content even when they do not use the same words as your posts or products. From **Index Settings Configure Index Hybrid Search** for each post type: * Create embedders on that index (OpenAI, Hugging Face, Ollama, user-provided vectors, and other Meilisearch-supported sources) * Choose which embedder powers hybrid queries and set the semantic vs keyword ratio * Turn hybrid on per index — posts, pages, and WooCommerce products can each use different settings Hybrid applies to the same drop-in `WP_Query` search path and federated multi-search your theme already uses; no separate search endpoint required. After adding or changing embedders, reindex so Meilisearch can build vectors. Search Analytics records when hybrid was used (`search_metadata.scry_search_hybrid`). #### Relevancy, filtering, and language settings Per index from the tabbed Index Settings dialog (or via filters): * Reorder built-in ranking rules and add custom ranking rules * Choose which attributes are searchable (drag to reorder) and which are filterable * Synonyms — nicknames, abbreviations, UK/US spelling, brand aliases * Stopwords — drop noise terms that shouldn’t affect ranking * Dictionary — keep acronyms and multi-word brand names from being split during tokenization * Typo tolerance — enable/disable, min word sizes, and disable on numbers, words, or attributes * Hybrid search — create embedders per index, pick one for hybrid queries, set semantic vs keyword ratio * View Raw JSON for each settings group when debugging #### WooCommerce Fully compatible. Select `product` in Index Settings, choose product fields and meta, set federation weights if you also search posts/pages. Catalog search upgrades; theme and checkout stay as they are. Same hooks as any other post type if you need custom product documents or autosuggest rows. #### Search analytics Scry Search Search Analytics: * Dashboard with summary metrics, charts, and recent searches * Optional IP anonymization / omit identifying fields * Retention period with daily WP-Cron cleanup, plus a manual “delete old events” button * CSV export of the analytics table (admin-only, nonce-protected) * Extra fields via `scry_ms_analytics_event_to_insert` (non-column keys go into` search_metadata`, including hybrid search usage when enabled) #### Task monitor Task drawer on plugin admin screens: * Indexing tasks with status, duration, and errors * Paginated history * Scoped to indexes this plugin manages (shared Meilisearch instances won’t dump unrelated tasks) #### Debug and error logs Scry Search Logs: * Debug and Error levels, filterable in the viewer * Stored in the database, newest first, load-more paging * API keys / tokens redacted before storage * Retention + daily cleanup, or clean up on demand #### Automatic and manual indexing * Auto-index on create/update; remove on trash/delete; re-index on untrash * One-click bulk index per post type * Wipe and rebuild when you need a clean slate * Live search preview from the indexes UI before you ship ranking changes #### For developers: hooks and JS runtime Admin covers setup and tuning. When you need custom behavior, use the public `scry_ms_*` PHP hooks and the optional `window.scrySearch` runtime. Call sites are marked `//@ HOOK: scry_ms_…` in source. Full argument lists, return types, timing, and JS examples: [DOCS.md on GitHub](https://github.com/jtgraham38/ScryWP-Search/blob/main/DOCS.md)( also shipped with the plugin). Code is split into `features//` packages. Prefer a search-only API key for front-end paths; the shared client factory supports `admin` vs `search`. **PHP filters** Indexing and documents: * `scry_ms_should_index` * `scry_ms_should_delete` * `scry_ms_index_prepare_document` * `scry_ms_index_names` * `scry_ms_index_searchable_attributes` * `scry_ms_index_filterable_attributes` * `scry_ms_index_filterable_fields` * `scry_ms_index_typo_tolerance` * `scry_ms_bulk_index_query_args` * `scry_ms_bulk_index_batch_size` * `scry_ms_index_ranking_rules` * `scry_ms_index_fields` * `scry_ms_index_meta_keys` Index settings: * `scry_ms_index_settings_ajax` * `scry_ms_index_settings_backup` * `scry_ms_index_ranking_rules_before_update` * `scry_ms_index_searchable_attributes_before_update` * `scry_ms_index_synonyms_before_update` * `scry_ms_index_stop_words_before_update` * `scry_ms_index_filterable_attributes_before_update` * `scry_ms_index_dictionary_before_update` * `scry_ms_index_typo_tolerance_before_update` Search and client: * `scry_ms_should_search` * `scry_ms_meilisearch_client` * `scry_ms_multi_search_index_names` * `scry_ms_multi_search_query_params` * `scry_ms_multi_search_query` * `scry_ms_multi_search_queries` * `scry_ms_multi_search_federation` * `scry_ms_multi_search_raw_results` * `scry_ms_multi_search_final_results` Autosuggest, admin, analytics, logs, window: * `scry_ms_autosuggest_query` * `scry_ms_autosuggest_results` * `scry_ms_autosuggest_results_rendered` * `scry_ms_admin_pages` * `scry_ms_analytics_event_to_insert` * `scry_ms_log_message` * `scry_ms_window_localized` * `scry_ms_premium_upgrades_display` **PHP actions** * `scry_ms_after_index_document` * `scry_ms_after_delete_document` * `scry_ms_after_bulk_index` * `scry_ms_after_create_index` * `scry_ms_index_settings_restore` * `scry_ms_index_update_settings` * `scry_ms_index_settings_sections_ui` * `scry_ms_premium_upgrade_settings_ui` **JavaScript runtime (`window.scrySearch`)** Optional. Enqueued on the front end (script handle `scry_ms_window-script`). Wait for the `scrySearchReady` event on `document` before using it. * `window.scrySearch.version` * `window.scrySearch.getSearchForms()` * `window.scrySearch.getSearchFormsByClass(className)` * `window.scrySearch.registerUpgrade(name, version)` — namespace for add-ons under` window.scrySearch.upgrades` Per form (`ScrySearch_SearchForm`): * `formElement`, `searchInput`, `data` * `submit()`, `submitAjax()` (debounced) * `addPreSubmitAction(fn, order)` / `addPostSubmitAction(fn, order)` * `addPreSubmitAjaxAction(fn, order)` / `addPostSubmitAjaxAction(fn, order)` A search form is any `
` with `role="search"` or a text/search input named ` s`. Autosuggest and similar features attach through the AJAX action lists. Details and examples: [DOCS.md](https://github.com/jtgraham38/ScryWP-Search/blob/main/DOCS.md). #### Hosting 1. [ScryWP Search](https://scrywp.com) — managed Meilisearch for WordPress 2. Self-hosted — your server, full control 3. Local — for development and testing Enter URL + keys under Scry Search Connection Settings, pick post types, index, done. #### Works with your existing setup * Theme search templates (`search.php`, `searchform.php`) * Core search widgets and Gutenberg search blocks * Page builders (Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, etc.) * WooCommerce products and product meta * Any registered custom post type * Optional autosuggest / highlighting when you enable them ### Get Managed Hosting from ScryWP Don’t want to run Meilisearch yourself? [ScryWP Search](https://scrywp.com) is managed hosting aimed at WordPress. ### Requirements * WordPress 5.2 or higher * PHP 8.1 or higher * A Meilisearch instance (ScryWP or self-hosted) ### Support Hooks/docs: DOCS.md or [GitHub](https://github.com/jtgraham38/ScryWP-Search). Issues and questions: same repo or [JG Web Development](https://jacob-t-graham.com). ## Screenshots [⌊Index Settings Dashboard - Manage post type indexes, view document counts, and trigger indexing operations⌉⌊Index Settings Dashboard - Manage post type indexes, view document counts, and trigger indexing operations⌉[ Index Settings Dashboard – Manage post type indexes, view document counts, and trigger indexing operations [⌊Index Configuration Modal - Tabbed settings for ranking rules, searchable/filterable fields, synonyms, stop words, dictionary, typo tolerance, and hybrid search embedders⌉⌊ Index Configuration Modal - Tabbed settings for ranking rules, searchable/filterable fields, synonyms, stop words, dictionary, typo tolerance, and hybrid search embedders⌉[ Index Configuration Modal – Tabbed settings for ranking rules, searchable/filterable fields, synonyms, stop words, dictionary, typo tolerance, and hybrid search embedders [⌊Connection Settings - Configure Meilisearch URL and API keys with connection testing⌉⌊ Connection Settings - Configure Meilisearch URL and API keys with connection testing⌉[ Connection Settings – Configure Meilisearch URL and API keys with connection testing [⌊Search Settings - Configure post type search weights for federated search, enable AJAX autosuggest, and set the class selector for which forms receive predictive search⌉⌊Search Settings - Configure post type search weights for federated search, enable AJAX autosuggest, and set the class selector for which forms receive predictive search⌉[ Search Settings – Configure post type search weights for federated search, enable AJAX autosuggest, and set the class selector for which forms receive predictive search [⌊Task Drawer - Monitor Meilisearch tasks with status, timing, and error details⌉⌊ Task Drawer - Monitor Meilisearch tasks with status, timing, and error details⌉[ Task Drawer – Monitor Meilisearch tasks with status, timing, and error details ## Installation 1. Have a Meilisearch instance running ([ScryWP](https://scrywp.com), self-hosted, or local). 2. Install and activate the plugin (upload to `wp-content/plugins/` or via Plugins Add New). 3. Scry Search Connection Settings: URL, admin key, optional search key; test connection. 4. Scry Search Index Settings: choose post types, save, Index Posts for each. 5. WordPress search now uses Meilisearch. No theme changes required. 6. Optional: enable autosuggest or highlighting under Search Settings. 7. Optional: open DOCS.md and add your first `add_filter( 'scry_ms_…' )`. You can complete the whole flow from wp-admin without custom code. Hooks are there when you need them. ## FAQ ### What makes this developer-friendly? It’s built by people who write WordPress integrations for a living. Hooks are documented and marked in code, there’s a shared client filter, and DOCS.md is the reference. Headless by default if you don’t want plugin UI on the front. ### Can non-developers use it? Yes. Connect Meilisearch, select post types, index, and adjust ranking, synonyms, weights, and autosuggest from wp-admin. You only need a developer when you want custom behavior beyond the settings screens. ### Do I have to use a frontend UI from the plugin? No. Search is `WP_Query` (and optional REST). Autosuggest and highlighting are opt- in. Use your own templates or a separate front. ### Do I need to change my theme? No. Existing search forms and templates keep working. If you don’t have any, the plugin still doesn’t force one on you. Page-builder search elements work the same way. ### What is Meilisearch? Open-source, typo-tolerant search engine: [meilisearch.com](https://www.meilisearch.com/). This plugin assumes you already chose it (or will via ScryWP); we focus on the WordPress integration. ### ScryWP or self-host? [ScryWP](https://scrywp.com) if you don’t want to operate Meilisearch. Self-host for control, compliance, or local/dev. Either way you paste URL and keys into the plugin. ### Custom post types and meta? Yes. Each selected post type gets its own index. Meta shows up in searchable fields; tweak via admin or `scry_ms_index_fields` / `scry_ms_index_meta_keys` / `scry_ms_index_prepare_document`. ### How does federated search work? Meilisearch multi-search with federation across your indexes, using the weights you set in Search Settings. Adjust the request with `scry_ms_multi_search_*`. ### Will this work with WooCommerce? Yes. Index `product`, choose fields/meta, set weights if you federate with other types. Theme and checkout stay unchanged. ### Synonyms, stopwords, dictionary, and typo tolerance? Yes — per index in the Index Settings dialog (dedicated tabs), no Meilisearch config files required. Also filterable from code when you need that. ### Can I configure filterable fields from WordPress? Yes. The Filterable Fields tab lets you pick core fields, taxonomy IDs, and related attributes. Defaults and the field tree are adjustable with `scry_ms_index_filterable_attributes`/` scry_ms_index_filterable_fields`. ### How do I customize with code? See **For developers: hooks and JS runtime** above for the full list. Common starters:` scry_ms_should_index`, `scry_ms_index_prepare_document`, `scry_ms_meilisearch_client`,` scry_ms_autosuggest_results` / `scry_ms_autosuggest_results_rendered`, `scry_ms_admin_pages`. Signatures and examples: [DOCS.md](https://github.com/jtgraham38/ScryWP-Search/blob/main/DOCS.md). ### JavaScript API? Yes — optional. See **For developers: hooks and JS runtime**. Wait for `scrySearchReady`, then use `window.scrySearch` and per-form pre/post submit (and AJAX) action lists. Skip it if you’re not attaching front-end behavior. Details in DOCS.md. ### How do I debug indexing? Task drawer for Meilisearch tasks on managed indexes; Scry Search Logs for plugin debug/error lines (secrets redacted, retention available). ### Can I export analytics? Scry Search Search Analytics: CSV export, retention/cleanup, privacy options, and` scry_ms_analytics_event_to_insert` for extra fields. ### Is it secure? AJAX nonces, capability checks, sanitized/escaped I/O. Prefer a search-only API key for front-end paths; the client factory supports `admin` vs `search` keys. ## Reviews ![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/6a62ffad82f2291f1f0448e1ed6088b1b89793bd87976a9a268e70e69119259c? s=60&d=retro&r=g) ### 󠀁[Excellent search plugin for WordPress](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/excellent-search-plugin-for-wordpress/)󠁿 [gracegraham](https://profiles.wordpress.org/gracegraham/) agosto 20, 2026 This plugin is the best way to integrate Meilisearch into WordPress. It drops right in, I didn’t even have to change a single part of my theme to make it work. I also love that it lets me customize my search, and the search analytics feature is really nice for checking what people are searching. On the front end, the auto suggest feature just works… I just ticked a box, and it automatically discovered all my existing search bars, and added auto suggest to them, which was really cool! There are lots of other nice things about this plugin, but these are some of the high points. I highly recommend it! ![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/6f810841a1c074a661fc2bbe2b25218491092fbb5e0c73a916b7a8153d7193aa? s=60&d=retro&r=g) ### 󠀁[Great Plugin](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/great-plugin-41654/)󠁿 [jag7](https://profiles.wordpress.org/jag7/) chulio 23, 2026 1 reply I am very satisfied with this plugin — it gives a ton of freedom on what you can control. I have been using it on a development site for some time and have had no serious issues. I’m excited to incorporate it into my personal portfolio website. Thank you Scry, Jon ![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/d923bcf274b935345d61dc6ec2628960ce136726092ec8f62b361fb3f67191f2? s=60&d=retro&r=g) ### 󠀁[The perfect Meilisearch integration for WordPress.](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/the-perfect-meilisearch-integration-for-wordpress/)󠁿 [erlisa](https://profiles.wordpress.org/erlisa/) mayo 14, 2026 1 reply ScryWP Search Meilisearch is an absolute game-changer for website performance. Integrating Meilisearch makes the search results load almost instantly, which is a massive upgrade from the default WordPress search. What impressed me the most, however, is the support team. They are incredibly professional and truly listen to user feedback. When I requested a new feature for the analytics section, they pushed out a patch with the exact feature in less than 24 hours! This level of dedication and fast response is extremely rare in the WordPress community. If you are looking for a powerful, resource-friendly search solution backed by a passionate development team, this is the one. Highly recommended! [ Read all 3 reviews ](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/scry-search/reviews/) ## Contributors & Developers “Scry Search: Meilisearch for WordPress” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin. Contributors * [ JG Web Development ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/jtgraham38/) [Translate “Scry Search: Meilisearch for WordPress” into your language.](https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/scry-search) ### Interested in development? [Browse the code](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/scry-search/), check out the [SVN repository](https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/scry-search/), or subscribe to the [development log](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/scry-search/) by [RSS](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/scry-search/?limit=100&mode=stop_on_copy&format=rss). ## Changelog #### 1.5.0 * Hybrid / semantic search in core — Hybrid Search tab per index with embedder add/edit/delete, semantic ratio, and federated search integration * Embedder definitions backed up in WordPress and restored when an index is recreated; preserved when wiping/reindexing * Search analytics records hybrid usage in `search_metadata` (`scry_search_hybrid`) when hybrid is active * Searchable fields: drag-and-drop reorder (saved as Meilisearch `searchableAttributes` order) * Default searchable attribute order prioritizes title, excerpt, then content * Index settings UI treats Meilisearch `["*"]` searchable attributes as all fields selected * DOCS.md / README updated #### 1.4.0 * Tabbed Index Settings dialog covering ranking rules, searchable fields, filterable fields, synonyms, stop words, dictionary, and typo tolerance * Filterable attributes managed in core — including post taxonomies (`taxonomies. .id`) and `post_date_unix` * Custom ranking rules (`attribute:asc` / `attribute:desc`) with drag-and-drop ordering alongside built-in rules * Dictionary and typo tolerance settings (enable/disable, min word sizes, disable on numbers/words/attributes) * View Raw JSON on each settings section for debugging * Settings backup/restore now includes filterable attributes, dictionary, and typo tolerance * New hooks: `scry_ms_index_filterable_attributes`, `scry_ms_index_filterable_fields`,` scry_ms_index_filterable_attributes_before_update`, `scry_ms_index_dictionary_before_update`,` scry_ms_index_typo_tolerance`, `scry_ms_index_typo_tolerance_before_update`, ` scry_ms_bulk_index_batch_size` * Bulk indexing processes posts in batches (memory-friendly; batch size filterable) * Setup breadcrumb navigation on admin pages * DOCS.md / README updated for the new index settings surface #### 1.3.0 * New hooks: `should_index`, `should_delete`, `should_search`, `after_index_document`,` after_delete_document`, `after_bulk_index`, `index_names`, `index_searchable_attributes`,` bulk_index_query_args`, `meilisearch_client`, `autosuggest_results`, `autosuggest_results_rendered`,` admin_pages` * Customize how your site displays autosuggest results with the `autosuggest_results_rendered` hook * Documents now include public taxonomy terms; `index_prepare_document` gets `WP_Post` as second arg * Sync on `delete_post` and `untrash_post` * DOCS.md / README updated * Optional matched-term highlighting in results and autosuggest (Search Settings; CSS class `.scry-ms-highlight`) * Autosuggest can show featured-image thumbnails * Analytics: extra keys on `scry_ms_analytics_event_to_insert` stored in `search_metadata`( CSV too) * Premium Upgrades lists Scry Search Hybrid alongside Filters * Index settings restored from WP only when an index is newly created (avoids re- PATCHing Meilisearch every admin load when embedders are set) #### 1.2.1 * Task drawer only lists tasks for indexes this plugin manages * Premium Upgrades page layout/assets fix #### 1.2.0 * Logs screen (debug/error, retention, secret redaction) * More `scry_ms_*` hooks; documented in DOCS.md * `window.scrySearch` JS API * Premium Upgrades admin page * Federated search hit-count fix #### 1.1.2 * Analytics CSV export, retention/cleanup, privacy settings on Search Analytics #### 1.0.3 * Optional AJAX autosuggest (Search Settings toggle + optional class selector) #### 1.0.2 * Synonyms and stopwords from the WordPress admin #### 1.0.1 * ScryWP-hosted Meilisearch support #### 1.0.0 * Initial release: per-post-type indexes, federated search, ranking/searchable fields, auto + bulk indexing, task drawer, live preview, drop-in WP search ## Meta * Version **1.5.0** * Last updated **4 días ago** * Active installations **20+** * WordPress version ** 5.2 or higher ** * Tested up to **7.0.4** * PHP version ** 8.1 or higher ** * Language * [English (US)](https://wordpress.org/plugins/scry-search/) * Tags * [developer](https://arg.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/developer/)[hooks](https://arg.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/hooks/) [meilisearch](https://arg.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/meilisearch/)[search](https://arg.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/search/) * [Advanced View](https://arg.wordpress.org/plugins/scry-search/advanced/) ## Ratings 5 out of 5 stars. * [ 3 5-star reviews ](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/scry-search/reviews/?filter=5) * [ 0 4-star reviews ](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/scry-search/reviews/?filter=4) * [ 0 3-star reviews ](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/scry-search/reviews/?filter=3) * [ 0 2-star reviews ](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/scry-search/reviews/?filter=2) * [ 0 1-star reviews ](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/scry-search/reviews/?filter=1) [Your review](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/scry-search/reviews/#new-post) [See all reviews](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/scry-search/reviews/) ## Contributors * [ JG Web Development ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/jtgraham38/) ## Support Issues resolved in last two months: 2 out of 3 [View support forum](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/scry-search/)