I didn’t have a price point to work from, I suppose you would need to call Google to discuss the matter.
(From the Google Commerce Website)
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Pricing:
The pricing model for Google Commerce Search is based on the number of products/items (SKUs) in your data feed and the number of search queries entered on your site each year.
If you want to discuss your specific search requirements with a Google representative, please contact a sales representative directly.
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My point here is that even if it could be had at 50K, eBay should have made a deal with Google long ago instead of constantly squabbling and fighting with them. Google does search – they do it better than anyone. One of eBay’s biggest problems for a long time has been search and “finding”.
Constantly trying to re-invent the way people search for stuff has led eBay down a very dodgy path – making nice and possibly using Google Search within eBay, assuring inclusion of all listed items (fixed price) in Google Products search, would have been the smarter move – IMHO.

What is done is done, but 50k a year – if that is the price tag, seems to be a small price to pay (ifin I were eBay and I were looking at my dwindling Alexa numbers).

Thats all I’m sayin Cliff….

http://www.ecommercetimes.com/rsstory/68567.html?wlc=1257462499

“Priced at US $50,000 annually…”