MERCHANT CENTER RESCUE AUDIT
Merchant Center Rescue Audit — $149
An independent diagnostic service for Shopify merchants seeking Google Merchant Center suspension help, guidance on disapproved products, policy or misrepresentation issues, price or availability mismatches, and other Merchant Center account issues.
After purchase, you’ll be taken directly to your secure intake form.
No account passwords or login access required.
What we examine in a Merchant Center compliance audit.
EXAMPLE AUDIT · SAMPLE FINDING
Shipping information conflict
Observed: Shipping policy: Free U.S. shipping. Checkout: $8.95 shipping. Why it matters: Customer-facing shipping information and checkout behavior should be consistent. Recommended next action: Confirm the intended shipping offer and align the relevant storefront, checkout, policy, and Merchant Center information. Evidence: Policy + checkout observation.
Example shown for illustration. Actual findings depend on the merchant’s supplied information and observable store evidence.
What happens after purchase?
1. Complete the secure intake form. 2. Submit your storefront URL and Merchant Center issue or screenshots. 3. MerchVerity analyzes supplied evidence and observable storefront information. 4. The analysis is quality checked. 5. You receive your prioritized Rescue Audit and action plan. No Google password required. No Shopify admin password required.
WHAT YOU’LL NEED
Have these ready after purchase:
✓ Your Shopify store URL · ✓ The exact issue or warning shown in Merchant Center · ✓ Screenshots of the issue or diagnostics screens · ✓ A quick summary of changes you’ve already tried · ✓ Basic information about your store and feed setup · ✓ Optional additional screenshots or product-feed export if relevant
No Google or Shopify passwords. No account access required.
You’ll submit everything through the secure intake form after purchase.
MerchVerity is an independent diagnostic service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or certified by Google or Shopify. Our analysis identifies observable issues and provides recommendations based on supplied information and publicly observable storefront information. Google alone determines Merchant Center approval and enforcement decisions.