Sellerkit AI Shopping Feed
A shopping channel rejects a product and does not really tell you why. The usual advice is to open Merchant Center once a week and work through the diagnostics tab, which means you learn about it afterwards, and a rejected product sells nothing while you wait.
Get it from WordPress.orgFree. Thirty-five checks, three channels, the whole feed. Nothing held back.
Plenty of plugins will build you a feed. What none of them do is check the data first, so the file goes out looking perfectly well formed and the channel refuses half of it.
A barcode with one digit mistyped passes every check a shop owner can make. It is filled in. It is the right length. It looks like a barcode. And it will never match anything, because the last digit is arithmetic and that arithmetic no longer adds up.
What stops your whole shop. What stops individual products. What costs you position. Ten products with the same problem are one line, not ten, with links to three of them.
An address to paste in for the channels that read one. The file itself for the channels that ask you not to publish it. A product with a blocking problem is left out rather than sent broken, because a feed full of rejects marks down the whole shop, including everything that was fine.
Free. Thirty-five checks, three channels, the whole feed. Nothing held back.
You fixed your products, your feed went out, and your shop qualified. Then a channel changed a rule, or an import wiped a field, or someone edited a template. No error, no email, no red mark. Just fewer answers with your products in them.
Not a daily digest. One message, when something that used to pass has stopped passing, with the likely cause named when the cause is a channel moving its bar.
Every check, every run, kept. So the question stops being is this bad and becomes is this getting worse.
Leave a product out of one channel and keep it in the others. Send a different title where a different title works better. The checks know what the channels ask for. They do not know your shop.
Rebuild every fifteen minutes instead of once a day, if your stock moves during the day. Off by default, because otherwise it is only work for your host.
Checkout gives you the plugin file to upload and a licence key for one shop. Payment, invoices and VAT are handled by Polar, our merchant of record.
No plugin can. Those channels admit merchants themselves, and not every shop is eligible yet. What this does is make sure that when you apply, and when the bar moves, you are not turned down for your data.
No, and it never will. All thirty-five checks, all three channels, the whole feed. Pro adds. If you stop paying, your shop goes back to exactly what it does now, with the history you built kept until you delete it.
No. It reads. Every fix is yours to make, on your own product screens.
Your shop keeps working. The channel requirements are bundled inside the plugin and the last set it trusted keeps being used. Nothing depends on our server being up.