Who this is for
Store owner or e-commerce manager whose products are warned or disapproved in Merchant Center for a price or availability that differs from the product page.
Merchant Center reports a price or availability mismatch between the feed and the landing page, often after a sale starts or ends, or after stock changes faster than the feed refreshes.
The result
For up to 25 agreed products, the product data's price and availability equal the landing page, the checkout and the page's markup at the time of the check, the refresh route is written down, and the next processed Merchant Center diagnostics show no price or availability mismatch for them. Google's approval or review result is not guaranteed.
What is included
- One Merchant Center data source and up to 25 named products that are flagged
- Compare, for each product, the feed value, the landing page, the checkout and any structured data on the page, with tax and currency stated
- Find the cause per product group, such as stale refresh, a different source field, tax handling, a variant opening on the wrong option or a second visible price
- Correct the feed-side rule or export that you control, and give a precise change list for page markup that sits in your theme or templates
- Write down the refresh route that keeps price and availability in step with the site, and recheck diagnostics after processing
You receive
- A per-product comparison table before and after, with the cause for each group
- The corrected feed rule or export, and a change list for page markup you will apply
- A note describing the refresh route and its timing
- Before and after item diagnostics for the agreed products
What is not included
- Google policy suspension appeals, account-level misrepresentation reviews or guaranteed reinstatement
- Deciding your prices or promotions
- Google Ads campaign management or advertising spend
- Changing products outside the agreed set
- Inventing or altering stock figures; we match what your site truly shows
- Building or migrating an API integration that submits product data
What we need from you first
- A redacted screenshot or export of the Merchant Center diagnostic for three affected products
- For each, the feed price, the page price and the checkout price, and whether tax is included
- How the feed is produced and how often it refreshes. No Merchant Center login, ad account access, customer data or code in the first enquiry
Never send passwords, keys, customer records or confidential code in the first enquiry. Secure handover is agreed after scoping.
How we check it is done
- For each of the agreed products, the corrected feed value for price and availability equals the landing page and the checkout for the agreed country, including tax treatment and currency.
- After you resubmit and Merchant Center has processed the data, item diagnostics for the agreed products show no price or availability mismatch.
- The refresh route is written down with the schedule. Your account holder changes the price of one agreed product, or the price or availability of a product in a separate test data source you provide, and restores it afterwards; the new value appears in the feed file or export within the stated time.
You inspect the comparison table and the processed diagnostics and sign off in writing. Payment follows sign-off; applying changes and requesting any review stay with your account holder.
When we would stop or decline
- Merchant Center cites an account-level or policy issue rather than a price or availability mismatch
- The price on the page changes by visitor location, or the page cannot be shown to a crawler, so no feed value can match it
- The real stock or price is unknown to you
Questions
Will Google approve my products after this?
We cannot promise that. We make the data match your pages and show the processed diagnostics. Google's review and recrawl timing and decisions are its own.
Do you need access to my Merchant Center account?
Not for the first enquiry. After agreement we use the least access that lets us read diagnostics, or you send redacted exports. We never need advertising or billing access.
My price changes many times a day. Is that covered?
We can describe a refresh route, such as a faster fetch schedule or an API that your developer builds. Google's automations page says its automations may not work for products whose price or availability changes frequently, for example more than once per day, and that a product may be disapproved instead of updated if a mismatch is detected. If your prices move that fast, the first question is how the feed refreshes. Building or migrating an API integration is not part of this fixed job.
Price and terms
£345 · untested offer price. £345 after the agreed products match across feed, page and checkout, the processed diagnostics show no mismatch for them, and you sign off. No payment before sign-off. Google's review timing is outside our control.
This is a new service with no published client results. The price is a starting point we have not yet tested with buyers. Nothing is ordered or charged by the enquiry. The full specification is on the Synthetic Industry catalogue.