Comparison Shopping Service is a separate offer for Google Shopping advertising. Check availability in your market and the conditions for connecting your store.
No account needed: explore the CSS offer preview. Terms for your market are agreed separately.
Start with how you currently run Google Shopping. Gather details about your market, store and Merchant Center so the discussion concerns a specific connection. Assess CSS terms and campaign goals as related, separate considerations.
Specify the sales country, store, Merchant Center account and current CSS provider, if applicable. Identify who manages campaigns and the account. This establishes who needs to take part in the next steps.
The team will check availability for your scope and discuss next steps. Before making a change, agree the transition, each party’s responsibilities and service pricing. The start date should follow the plan agreed for your store.
After connection, continue checking product-data quality and campaign performance. Record comparison periods and other changes made. Choose feed, monitoring and analytics tools separately if you want to work more broadly on product exposure.
Discuss your market, Merchant Center account and campaign setup. Our team helps establish the service scope and requirements for starting.
CSS, catalogue quality and campaign management address different parts of marketing. Choose platform tools separately to fit your needs.
Share your sales country, store address and current CSS arrangement. We will confirm availability and the next step without promising universal campaign outcomes.
Prepare the markets you sell in and how your accounts are organised. Terms need to be confirmed for the specific offer. We will confirm the scope for your countries and stores, taking your existing service model into account.
CSS has its own service scope. Improving product titles, organising feeds and day-to-day campaign optimisation are separate areas. Decide which you already cover and where additional Sembot tools would help.
Discuss your goals and current campaign performance. Assess value using your own data and the agreed terms. Budget, catalogue and campaign changes also affect results. Agree which data will allow a meaningful comparison.
CSS is a separate offer with its own terms. Platform pricing covers the working environment and its add-ons. If you need both, describe them in the discussion so the services are clearly separated.
Catalogue quality and exposure issues need their own diagnosis. CSS does not replace feed and campaign work. You can choose Sembot tools for product data and visibility monitoring separately.
Share your current arrangement, market and the person responsible for Merchant Center. Any transition and service terms will be agreed for your situation. We will use that information to prepare concrete next steps.
List the store address and sales countries.
Identify the current CSS arrangement and Merchant Center owner.
Describe whether you need CSS alone or also feed and campaign tools.
Tell us about your team, clients and requirements. We will agree on the model, add-ons and deployment responsibilities.
