Open one product page
Select the exact Shopify or WooCommerce product variant you want to check, then open the extension from the Chrome toolbar.
Merchant Match Preflight compares the selected variant across the visible page, product structured data, and one optional local feed row. It turns supported differences into a fix-and-rescan report.
No Merchant Center credentials, account access, or catalog crawl. The public Chrome Web Store install link is not live yet.
Scanning is performed by the installed Chrome extension. This website explains the workflow; it does not scan a URL entered into a web form.
Select the exact Shopify or WooCommerce product variant you want to check, then open the extension from the Chrome toolbar.
A user-initiated scan reads supported visible product fields and Product or ProductGroup structured data from that page.
Optionally paste or import one local CSV, TSV, or JSON row for the same selected variant. No Merchant Center login is required.
Review field-level findings, correct the source data, and run a repair scan to verify whether the supported mismatch was resolved.
This fictional example demonstrates the report structure. It is not customer evidence and does not imply Merchant Center approval.
Align the Product Offer price and confirm which availability state is authoritative for the selected variant. Then scan again.
Unsupported, ambiguous, and low-confidence pages return a non-pass state rather than a clean result.
Supported price, sale price, currency, availability, title, brand, SKU, GTIN, MPN, and selected-variant conditions.
Compact scan evidence is retained for up to 30 days, capped at 50 records, and can be exported or cleared at any time.
The extension does not inspect Merchant Center account state, checkout behavior, policy status, or every possible storefront.
Category evidence supports the workflow. It does not prove demand for this exact extension or guarantee that every mismatch will be detected.
Google says product-source, landing-page, and structured-data values should agree.
Primary source ↗Google: Product structured dataPrice, availability, and variants are represented in Product and Offer markup.
Primary source ↗Google: structured-data testing toolsRich Results Test and Schema Markup Validator validate markup, not a locally supplied feed row.
Beta access is for ecommerce operators, feed specialists, agencies, and technical SEO teams willing to test a real fix-and-rescan workflow.