Start with the source.
Export the data actually sent to Google. A shop's standard product CSV often has different headers. This checker expects fields such as id, title, link, image_link, availability and price.
PRODUCT DATA, WITHOUT THE GUESSWORK
Catch feed mistakes.
Make the next fix clear.
A practical preflight check for ecommerce teams. Turn a product-feed export into a prioritised fix list, before the next upload.
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01 / THE FREE TOOL
Give your feed a second look.
Use a Google-format CSV or TSV export, up to 10,000 products / 5 MB. Standard store exports may need column mapping first. This version does not read XML.
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What this check covers — and what it cannot tell you
Checks missing core fields, duplicate IDs, field lengths, URL structure, price formatting, availability values and identifier checksums. “Review” means context is needed, not that Google will reject a product. Rows refer to logical records including the header; quoted multiline fields can span physical lines.
It does not fetch links or images, inspect account policies, confirm currency validity beyond format, verify GTIN ownership, check every category-specific requirement, or compare your website with your feed. Brand, variants, shipping, tax and market-specific rules still need review in Merchant Center. No Google affiliation.
02 / PROPOSED PILOT SERVICE
A repeatable review
for your client feeds.
For small agencies that want a readable issue list and a record of what changed—not another feed-editing platform.
- Up to 3 stores, 10,000 products per export
- One supplied export per store each week
- Prioritised findings and snapshot comparison
- A monthly summary of fixes still outstanding
Human-reviewed delivery. No automatic monitoring or account access. You retain responsibility for changes and approval checks.
03 / FIELD NOTES
Three checks before your next upload.
Fix facts, not just formatting.
A correctly formatted price can still be wrong. Compare it with the live product page and checkout. Never invent a barcode to make a warning disappear.
Check what changed.
Compare exports after a catalogue update. Unexpected removals, currency changes and stock-status changes deserve investigation. Then check the outcome in Merchant Center.
04 / PILOT BRIEF
A small, explicit first engagement.
Proposed first step: a £49 one-off review of one export, up to 1,000 products, with a fix list and one follow-up check. No ongoing commitment. Monthly service would be a separate decision.
Pre-launch: enquiries and checkout are not enabled. The operator must approve the business identity, service terms, contact address and payment arrangements before accepting work.
A useful brief includes your platform, approximate product count, target country, the problem you are seeing and your preferred outcome. Do not include passwords, customer records or payment details.