A product feed that matches the store, to the penny.
Google Shopping shows what your feed says, not what your shop says. When the two drift apart, ads show the wrong price or stop running. Our developers check the feed against the store and fix the gap.
Feeds are Store care or the Orchestrator work. Webgentic for ecommerce does not touch product data.
The feed says one thing. The shop says another.
A feed is a copy of your catalogue that other sites read. A copy goes out of date.
Prices that do not match
A price changes in the shop and the feed still shows the old one. The ad promises a price the basket will not give.
Products that are refused
A missing field or a bad value gets a product rejected, and nobody notices until sales dip.
A paid extension for a small job
Many stores pay a monthly fee for a feed extension that does one thing, and is hard to change.
A real job, shown in about 30 seconds.
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Who does this.
Feed work is product data, so it goes through our developers.
Store care
Our developers run your store's job list every month through the Orchestrator. Checking the feed is one of the jobs. You approve each plan and get the proof. One monthly fee, quoted after a call.
The Orchestrator
For agencies that look after stores. The same agent does the feed check or build, with a plan your team approves and a record of what it found.
Webgentic for ecommerce, the self-serve product, cannot edit products, prices or stock on WooCommerce or Magento. It is not part of this job.
How a feed gets checked.
Read the feed
The agent reads the feed as other sites see it, product by product.
Compare with the store
It checks each price and field against what the store shows, and lists every difference.
Approve the plan
You read what it will change, and the risk, before anything is touched.
Fix and prove
It makes the fix and checks the feed again against the store.
A real job: a feed module in 15 minutes.
A Magento store was paying for a feed extension. Replacing it looked like days of rebuild.
A module the store owns.
The Orchestrator built a feed module in 15 minutes and matched the prices to the penny. The store owns the module, and it replaces the paid extension.
- Built in 15 minutes
- Prices matched to the penny
- Owned by the store, no paid extension
A real Magento job, shown in a 30-second video.
Feed module
Orchestrator · Magento
- Feed built as a module the store owns
- Every price matched against the store
- Paid extension no longer needed
The honest limits.
- We check and fix the feed. Google decides whether a product is approved or shown.
- The feed module job above is on Magento. We have not published a feed job on other platforms.
- It is not self-serve. It runs through Store care or the Orchestrator.
Questions stores ask about feeds
Can Webgentic for ecommerce fix my feed?
No. The self-serve product does not edit product data. Feed work goes through Store care or the Orchestrator.
What does "matched to the penny" mean?
Every price in the feed was checked against the price the store shows, and they agree exactly.
Do I have to keep my paid feed extension?
Not always. On one Magento store we built a feed module the store owns, and it replaced the paid extension.
Do I approve the work first?
Yes. Store care and the Orchestrator both start with a plan that says what will change and the risk. You approve it before anything is touched.
What does it cost?
Store care is one monthly fee, quoted after a call.
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