Google Merchant Center Checker

What this checks, and what it cannot

It fetches the product page you paste and reads the things Google and a shopper both see: whether the page is secure, whether it carries Product structured data with a price and availability, whether it declares a brand and an identifier, whether there is an image, and whether a return policy is reachable. Those are the on-page factors behind a large share of Merchant Center disapprovals.

It cannot see inside your Merchant Center account, and it does not pretend to. Shipping settings, tax, feed-level errors and policy configuration live in the account, and the honest version of this tool tells you that rather than inventing a verdict on things it cannot read.

The disapproval almost everyone hits first

Price mismatch. The page says ₹399, the feed says ₹425 because a discount changed on the site but not in the feed, and Google disapproves the item for exactly that gap. Structured data on the page is what lets Google reconcile the two automatically, which is why its absence is treated as a failure here rather than a warning.

If you want the account-level check too

We fixed a return-policy rejection on our own brand and wrote up what actually triggered it, which was a mismatch between the account setting and the site rather than anything on the product page. If the page checks clean here and items are still disapproved, that account-versus-site gap is the usual cause, and it is the kind of thing worth a short conversation.