Catch what would get rejected, before you submit
A Merchant Center rejection costs time you don't get back on a launch. Run the audit before you submit the feed, and fix what it finds while a fix is still free.
What FeedShield does here
Feed attribute checks
Checks pricing, availability, and image data in the feed against what's actually shown on the live product page, the mismatch that causes most item-level disapprovals.
Structured data checks
Verifies product schema markup on each page matches the feed, since a reviewer compares both.
Policy page checks
Confirms return, refund, shipping, and contact pages exist and are reachable from the site before submission.
A findings list you can act on
Every result shows the page or field it came from, links to the Google policy behind it, and comes with a specific fix, not a generic warning.
This is a good fit if
- You're about to submit a feed to Google Merchant Center for the first time
- You're relaunching after fixing an existing issue and want to check before resubmitting
- You'd rather spend an hour on fixes now than wait through a review cycle
Probably not the right fit if
- Your account is already live with an established review history
- You're recovering from an active suspension rather than preparing a launch
Run the audit before you submit
Paste your store's address and see every finding with its evidence and fix, on screen, before Google sees the feed.