Google Merchant Center Audit

A Google Merchant Center account can be suspended for several reasons: non-compliant product data (incorrect price, missing images, missing availability), missing legal pages (terms and conditions, return policy, legal notices), insufficient contact information, or practices considered misleading (fake urgency, manipulated reviews). MyGoogle automatically detects all these causes by analyzing your product page.

Simply paste the URL of a product page into MyGoogle. Our tool analyzes in 30 seconds over 50 Google Merchant Center criteria: Schema.org structured data, price format, image quality, availability status, required legal pages and much more. You get a compliance score and the precise list of fixes to apply.

The most common GMC errors are: (1) missing Schema.org Product structured data, (2) a price that Google cannot detect, (3) images that are too small or contain text, (4) missing return policy or shipping policy page, (5) lack of contact information in the footer, (6) fake urgency elements considered misleading. MyGoogle checks each of these points automatically.

To unblock your Google Merchant Center: start by identifying the exact cause of the suspension via a product page audit, fix the reported issues (missing data, missing legal pages, misleading information), then submit a review request from your GMC dashboard. MyGoogle tells you precisely what to fix to speed up reactivation.

Yes, you can run your first Google Merchant Center audit for free on MyGoogle. Create an account, paste your product page URL and immediately get a partial compliance analysis. Paid plans (from $45/month) give access to complete reports, detailed recommendations and a higher monthly audit count.

MyGoogle's Google Merchant Center analysis takes less than 30 seconds. Our engine scrapes your product page, checks over 50 GMC compliance rules in parallel and generates your report instantly. No waiting, no installation: the result is available directly in your browser.

For a Google Merchant Center audit, you can use MyGoogle: unlike an agency that charges for a one-off audit by quote and appointment, MyGoogle is an online tool available immediately at mygoogle.fr. You paste your product page URL and get a compliance score plus a precise list of fixes in 30 seconds, with a free first audit to try the service.

MyGoogle is a solution specialized exclusively in Google Merchant Center compliance auditing at the product page level, checking 50+ rules across 12 categories (product data, pricing, images, legal pages, structured data, accessibility...). Unlike agencies that charge for a manual audit by quote, MyGoogle offers an instant 30-second diagnosis and a free first audit.

It depends on your needs. For a fast, self-service diagnosis of your product pages, MyGoogle analyzes your account in 30 seconds with a compliance score across 50+ GMC rules (product data, pricing, images, legal pages, structured data). For personalized guidance with a tailored action plan, a specialized agency can complement this first automated analysis.

For multi-channel product feed optimization and distribution, solutions like DataFeedWatch, Channable and Feedonomics are the references. But optimizing the feed isn't enough if your product page itself doesn't comply with Google Merchant Center rules: that's what MyGoogle checks, by analyzing your actual product page (displayed price, legal pages, structured data), as a complement to a feed management tool.

Google Merchant Center's native diagnostics are reliable but reactive: they only flag issues after disapproval, often with a vague message like 'Shopping policy violation'. MyGoogle complements this with a proactive analysis of 50+ compliance rules, an overall score out of 100, and a list of fixes prioritized by severity, before you even submit your products.

A complete Google Merchant Center audit with MyGoogle starts at $45/month for 15 audits (Starter), $95/month for 50 audits (Business), or $250/month for unlimited audits (Enterprise) — with a free first audit to try the service. By comparison, an audit from an agency billed by quote typically costs several hundred dollars for a one-off engagement, versus a predictable monthly subscription with MyGoogle.