EcomCheck

WooCommerce Google Merchant Center Audit

Audit WooCommerce policy pages, product schema, pricing consistency, and checkout signals for GMC approval.

Enter your WooCommerce store URL to generate a GMC Readiness Report.

Why WooCommerce stores get GMC warnings

Policy and product data gaps that stall feed approval.

  • Refund and shipping pages missing from footer or hard to find
  • Structured data incomplete on variable or sale-priced products
  • Contact details and business identity not clearly published
  • Plugin conflicts hiding policy links from crawlers

WooCommerce-specific GMC signals we evaluate

WooCommerce sites frequently fail GMC review when policy pages exist in WordPress but are missing from the storefront menu, or when caching plugins serve stale schema to Googlebot.

The audit requests your public shop URL — the same pages linked from Google product listings. Variable products, sale badges, and tax display settings often cause schema vs display price drift.

Plugin stacks (page builders, SEO plugins, feed managers) can duplicate or strip JSON-LD. EcomCheck flags missing product data and unreachable policies without requiring wp-admin access.

  • Refund and shipping pages assigned in footer widget or menu
  • Structured data output on simple and variable product templates
  • Business address or support contact visible before checkout
  • No maintenance mode or geo block on policy URLs

What the WooCommerce GMC audit checks

  • GMC product data and availability signals
  • Price consistency across product and category pages
  • Return, shipping, and payment policy detection
  • Technical and trust compliance bundled with GMC mode
  • Ads tracking and JSON-LD product schema basics

How the WooCommerce GMC audit works

  1. 1

    Submit your shop homepage or domain

    We follow internal links to policy and sample product pages like Googlebot would.

  2. 2

    Policy and feed readiness checks run

    Return, shipping, payment, pricing consistency, and purchase flow rules execute in GMC audit mode.

  3. 3

    Export fixes to your WordPress backlog

    Use the prioritized fix list to update pages, schema plugins, and footer links before feed resubmission.

Validate WooCommerce policies before feed upload

Confirm WordPress pages are crawlable and product data matches Merchant Center listings.

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WooCommerce GMC audit FAQ

Do I need a WordPress login?
No. EcomCheck only needs your public store URL — the same pages Google crawls.
Is WooCommerce multistore supported?
Run a separate audit per storefront URL you plan to advertise in Merchant Center.
Can I re-scan after fixing policies?
Yes. Use remaining daily GMC scans to verify fixes before resubmitting your feed.