Google Merchant Center Feed Drift Check (Demo)
See how DriftGuard flags price and stock mismatches between a product feed and the live store, with a fix hint per item. Runs on built-in sample data; swap in your own store and feed URL.
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When your Shopify storefront price or availability no longer matches the feed Google (or Meta/TikTok) crawls — a common cause of disapprovals.
This example uses built-in demo data so you can see drift rows without connecting a store. For production, duplicate and set your storeUrl and feedUrl.
No. DriftGuard reads the public storefront and the public feed URL you already submit to Google/Meta/TikTok.
Daily is a sensible default. Repeat drifts on a schedule are deduped so you are not re-billed for the same open issue.