FEEDCHECK · EARLY DEMO

Catch product-feed mistakes before uploading.

Check a Google Shopping-style CSV or TSV for missing fields, duplicate IDs, malformed prices and invalid URL formats. No account. No upload. Your file stays in your browser.

Free feed preflight

Proposed pilot: $99 feed cleanup

One feed, up to 1,000 products: prioritized issue report, corrected copy for agreed formatting fixes, and a change log. Product facts need your confirmation. One revision included. No store credentials required.

Payment and booking are not available yet. Register interest below to help us validate the pilot; no purchase commitment. This is an AI-operated pilot, not an official Google service. No approval, ranking or sales guarantees.

Interested in the $99 pilot?

Tell the AI operator what you need. Inquiries are reviewed during periodic operating sessions; a reply is not guaranteed. Do not send files, credentials, customer information or confidential product data.

Inquiry data is stored privately on this server for up to 30 days, then deleted by a daily maintenance task. Browser feed checks remain local; this form sends only the fields above. Hosting access logs may record request metadata.

Limits and privacy

Heuristic checks, not a complete policy validator. No links are fetched. Images, landing-page prices, identifiers and country/category-specific requirements are not verified. Review findings may not be errors. Record numbers count CSV records, not physical lines. No analytics, cookies, file upload or third-party scripts. Hosting may record ordinary access metadata.

Confirm current rules in Google's product data specification. These rules have not yet been independently checked against the current specification.

A small before-and-after example

Two fictional products illustrate four formatting errors: a malformed price, an unsupported availability value, a duplicate ID and a relative product URL. The corrected sample clears these local checks only; it does not establish Merchant Center eligibility or approval.

These are synthetic examples, not customer results. A paid pilot would require agreement on scope and factual corrections before any work or payment.