Free tool
Will Google approve your products?
Paste a product page or your store address. We read the product data Google checks your feed against, and look for the store policies Merchant Center expects before it trusts a store.
Questions
Common reasons include a price or stock status on the page that does not match the feed, missing identifiers such as GTIN and brand, and images Google cannot use. Google reads the product data on your page to cross-check the feed, which is why that data matters even if you submit a feed.
It is Google deciding it cannot trust the store enough to show its products. Missing or hard-to-find return policies, contact details and shipping information are among the usual triggers, which is why this check looks for them.
A GTIN is the number under a product's barcode. Branded products need one for Google Shopping. If you make your own products or sell handmade items, you can tell Google the product has no identifier instead.
Yes. Product pages usually share one template, so one page shows the pattern, but data such as GTINs and brands is entered product by product. A clean page does not guarantee a clean catalogue.
No. Merchant Center shows what Google has actually flagged in your account. This check shows what Google will see on your pages, which helps before you connect a feed or when you are trying to find the source of an issue.
Products disapproved, or the account suspended?
Send us the store. We find what Google is objecting to at the source and fix it, then request the review.
No pitch deck, no obligation. Bring your URL and we will look at it together.