Keep your Merchant Center account compliant through a migration
A platform or domain move touches everything a Merchant Center review looks at: policy pages, structured data, business identity. Audit the store before you migrate and again right after, so you catch what broke.
What FeedShield does here
Before-and-after audit
Run the same audit against the old site and the new one. Comparing the two findings lists shows exactly which policy pages, structured data, or business identity signals didn't survive the move.
Policy page checks
Migrations often lose a return policy link, a shipping page, or contact details in the process. The audit checks that the required policy pages still exist and are still reachable on the new platform.
Structured data and pricing checks
Product schema markup, pricing, and availability data are rebuilt from scratch on most platform migrations. The audit flags where the new site's markup no longer matches what the feed reports.
Daily monitoring after the cutover
On a paid plan, FeedShield keeps auditing the new domain daily after launch, so a regression introduced in the weeks after cutover shows up before Google flags it.
This is a good fit if
- You're moving between Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, or to a custom platform
- You're changing domains as part of the migration
- You want a record of what changed before you tell Google Ads or Merchant Center support anything
Probably not the right fit if
- You're only changing your store's theme or design, with no platform or domain change
- The migration already happened weeks ago with no compliance issues since
Audit your store before you migrate
Run it now on the current site, keep the report, then run it again right after the cutover to compare.