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Add a feed
Choose a Google Merchant CSV or XML export. Credentials are never required.
Upload a CSV or XML product feed. Get a deterministic, row-level report you can fix or send to a supplier—without connecting an ad account.
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Files stay on this device.
New · Regression Guard
Compare the original and corrected exports in your browser. FeedGuardrail separates resolved, persistent, and introduced issues, checks for silent product removals, and binds the result to both input hashes.
SHA-256 identifies the exact local file bytes used. It does not prove who made a file, certify compliance, or guarantee Google approval.
The version before your correction.
The version you plan to submit.
Private: file contents and hashes stay on this device.
Independent local verification
Choose the evidence HTML or JSON plus the exact original and corrected feeds. FeedGuardrail verifies both hashes and reruns the recorded comparison in this browser.
Nothing is uploaded. Verification proves file identity and reproducibility only—not authorship, authorization, certification, or Google approval.
Creates a synthetic evidence pack and both tiny example feeds on this device, then reproduces the result automatically.
Useful, not vague
The report groups repeat problems, links each one to affected rows, and explains the correction in plain language.
sample-spring-catalog.csv
2,418 products · checked in 1.8 seconds
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Choose a Google Merchant CSV or XML export. Credentials are never required.
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FeedGuardrail checks required fields, formats, relationships, and common disapproval triggers.
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Compare the original and corrected feeds to catch new issues or silent product removals.
Troubleshooting library
Practical guides grounded in Google’s current product-data documentation, with clear boundaries around what a local file check can and cannot prove.
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Today’s browser-local validator is free and requires no account. These proposed tiers test whether scheduled checks, issue history, and repeatable reporting solve a valuable enough ongoing problem to justify building them.
Solo
$19/month proposed
One store validating a primary product feed.
Studio
$59/month proposed
A small ecommerce team managing several catalogs.
Agency
$149/month proposed
An agency repeating feed reviews across client accounts.
No checkout, subscription, charge, trial, or access promise is active. After a completed check, visitors can record a no-charge plan reservation and one fixed monitoring priority. Those answers are product research, not an order.