Know what you're pitching before the call
A nice-looking store can still fail a Merchant Center review. Run the free scam check and a compliance audit on a prospect's domain before you quote a retainer, so the risk is on the table before the contract is.
What FeedShield does here
Trust signal score
The free scam check scores a domain on the signals Google's own review team looks at: Trustpilot presence and rating, SSL configuration, domain age, and whether legal pages like a return policy actually exist.
Full compliance audit
For a deeper look, the same audit engine merchants use checks business identity, policy pages, product images, pricing and availability data, and structured data on the prospect's live site.
A findings list, not a guess
Every result names the exact page or element it came from, so you can walk into the call with specifics instead of a hunch about whether the account will pass review.
This is a good fit if
- You're an agency evaluating whether to take on a new ecommerce client
- You want to scope a remediation phase before Shopping ads go live, not after a suspension
- You'd rather flag a risky account on the sales call than discover it after signing the retainer
Probably not the right fit if
- You already have a client onboarding audit process that covers this
- You're not scoping new client work, just managing accounts you already run
Check a prospect's store right now
Paste any domain into the free scam check. No signup, and it works on a store you don't manage yet.