Google Product Schema & Merchant Listing Auditor

Audit ecommerce product pages for the structured-data signals used by Google product snippets and merchant listing experiences. Turn public product URLs into clear JSON/CSV records with eligibility blockers, quality warnings, and prioritized fixes.

What it checks

• Product or ProductGroup JSON-LD discovery and malformed JSON-LD blocks
• Required product name, image, and seller Offer
• Active price greater than zero and ISO currency
• Expired priceValidUntil values
• Availability and canonical offer URL
• Brand, SKU, GTIN/MPN/ISBN identifiers, description, ratings, and reviews
• Offer shipping details and merchant return policy
• Multiple Product objects on pages that may not represent a single product or supported variant group

Input

Provide 1–20 public ecommerce product detail URLs. Private, local, credential-bearing, non-HTTP(S), unsafe-DNS, and unsafe-redirect destinations are rejected. Each response is limited to 2 MB, 15 seconds, and five redirects.

{
  "startUrls": [{ "url": "https://example.com/products/trail-shoe" }],
  "includeSchema": false
}

Output

Each successfully fetched URL produces one dataset record with:

• merchantListingReady and a 0–100 quality score
• product name, brand, SKU, price, currency, availability, image count, and identifier presence
• eligibility-blocking errors, quality warnings, and direct remediation fixes
• optional normalized Product JSON-LD for debugging and automation

Runs integrate with the Apify API, schedules, webhooks, Make, Zapier, n8n, JSON, CSV, and Excel exports.

Honest scope

This Actor implements deterministic checks based on public Google Search documentation. It is not Google's Rich Results Test, does not access Search Console or Merchant Center, does not verify that visible page content matches markup, and cannot guarantee indexing, rich results, rankings, Shopping eligibility, or sales. JavaScript-injected schema that is absent from the returned HTML may not be detected.

Pricing intent

Recommended launch price: $1.25 per 1,000 audited product pages plus a minimal Actor-start event, with platform usage included. Failed fetches are not written as billable audit results.