Google Merchant Center compliance support
Diagnose GMC suspension risks before submitting another appeal.
We review website, product feed, policy, identity, checkout, and consistency signals, then provide a prioritized remediation list and appeal guidance.
GMC suspension is often caused by multiple website and feed signals, not one visible error.
Misrepresentation
Business identity, contact details, policies, promotions, products, and checkout information may conflict or appear incomplete.
Website needs improvement
Mobile issues, broken flows, missing information, inaccessible pages, or unclear policies can weaken trust signals.
Feed and landing-page mismatch
Price, availability, images, attributes, links, or product facts differ between the feed and website.
A compliance-led path from diagnosis to appeal preparation.
Risk diagnosis
Review the store, product pages, policies, contact details, checkout, feed, and account status.
Prioritized remediation
Separate critical issues from lower-priority improvements and define evidence to retain.
Appeal preparation
Organize the explanation, remediation record, and final checks before the merchant submits.
Follow-up guidance
Answer questions related to the agreed diagnosis scope after delivery.
The service produces a record the merchant can execute and verify.
Diagnosis record
Observed account, website, policy, and feed risks.
Remediation checklist
Ordered changes for policies, product data, contact information, and checkout.
Appeal material guidance
Suggested explanation, evidence, and pre-submission checks.
Prevention notes
Ongoing checks for product updates, promotions, policies, and account changes.
Fix the underlying signals before asking Google to review again.
Collect
Gather domain, account status, feed, policies, contact details, and business verification information.
Diagnose
Check consistency, completeness, UX, product data, and likely policy risk areas.
Remediate
The merchant applies the prioritized changes and records evidence.
Appeal
The merchant submits through the official account after final review.
Google controls the review and final decision.
What we do
Diagnose risks, provide remediation priorities, and support appeal preparation.
What you do
Update the store and feed, provide accurate information, and submit through your own account.
What we do not promise
We do not promise reinstatement, use black-hat methods, or claim control over Google review.
Google Merchant Center compliance questions
Can you guarantee reinstatement?
No. Google systems and manual review determine the outcome. No external service provider controls that decision.
Do you need my password?
No. Use role-based account access when required and never send account passwords.
How long does review take?
Timing varies by account, issue, remediation quality, verification requirements, and Google review queues.
Should I appeal immediately?
Not before the underlying store, feed, policy, and identity issues have been reviewed and corrected.
Next step
Understand the compliance problem before using another appeal opportunity.
Prepare the store URL, GMC status, feed source, policy pages, contact information, and recent review messages.