We signed up, but our products keep getting rejected.
We check the feed before submission: titles, categories, product codes (GTIN/EAN), images and availability. We fix the errors that most often block an import.
List your products on Idealo, Ceneo, Skroutz and Hotline, and reach shoppers who are ready to buy
People on price comparison sites have already picked a product and are choosing where to buy. We prepare your product feed, connect your store to the right marketplaces and set up reporting so you can see what pays back.
Quote and schedule after your brief
Who it's for
- Online stores with a catalog of at least a few dozen products
- Retailers in electronics, home, auto and baby goods, where shoppers compare prices
- Stores selling into Germany, Poland, Greece, the UK or Ukraine
- Merchants who already run ads and want a cheaper source of ready-to-buy traffic
Problems we solve
Prices and stock on the comparison site are out of date, and customers complain.
We set up automatic feed updates from your store platform or inventory system on a schedule, so the site and the listing stay in sync.
We pay per click but can't tell whether it leads to sales.
We add tracking parameters (UTM tags) and connect Google Analytics. The report shows clicks, orders and cost per order for each engine.
A competitor is a few euros cheaper and we lose the top spot.
We collect competitor prices in one table and set rules: minimum margin, price step, products to leave alone. You keep the final say on pricing.
What's included
- Catalog audit: categories, titles, product codes, images, descriptions
- Product feed (an XML or CSV file with prices and availability) built to each marketplace's spec
- Merchant registration and approval process
- Automatic price and stock updates
- Tracking tags and order attribution in Google Analytics
- Basic pricing rules: minimum margin, exclusions, promo items
- Report on clicks, orders and cost per order
- A short guide for your manager: how to change categories, bids and products
- All accounts and files handed over to you
Choose the scope
Use a package to describe what you need. We agree on the quote and schedule after reviewing your brief and requirements.
01
Start
A store that needs one comparison engine in its home market
- Catalog audit
- Feed for one marketplace
- Registration and approval
- Automatic price and stock updates
02
Multi-market
A store selling in several countries that wants 2–3 engines
- Separate feeds for each marketplace
- Tracking and order attribution
- Pricing rules and exclusions
- First results report
- Manager guide
03
Managed
A store that wants someone to watch bids, the feed and prices every month
- Feed error monitoring
- Bid and category adjustments
- Competitor price tracking
- Monthly report with recommendations
How we work
Brief and requirements
You describe the task and current workflow. We clarify requirements, choose a first stage and prepare a quote.
Catalog audit
We check your product data and show what is missing: codes, images, precise titles. We fix part of it ourselves.
Feed and connection
We build the feed, register the store and go through approval. Every account is opened in your name under the agreed terms.
Pilot with a KPI
We launch part of the catalog first and agree on a measurable target, such as orders or cost per order over a set period. Then we scale.
Reports and handover
We show the results and train your manager. After that you run it yourself or we continue with monthly management. Payment is in stages.
Scope and limits
- We don't promise the top position. Ranking depends on your price, store rating and bid.
- We don't cover your marketplace costs. Per-click fees or commissions are paid to the engine and are not part of our price.
- We can't guarantee approval. Each marketplace decides whether to accept a store, and its rules change. We check the current requirements before we start.
FAQ
What is a product feed and why does it matter?
A feed is a file listing your products with prices, images and stock, usually in XML or CSV. The comparison engine pulls it on a schedule. If the feed is inaccurate, products get rejected or show old prices.
Which comparison engines do you connect?
Idealo (Germany, Austria, France, Italy, Spain, UK), Ceneo (Poland), Skroutz (Greece) and Hotline (Ukraine). We also set up Google Shopping. We check the current requirements of each before we start.
Can I list on Idealo or Skroutz if I'm not based in that country?
Often yes, if you actually sell and ship there. Typically you need a site in the local language, delivery and returns terms for that market, and a registered business. We go through this in the project brief, before the main work is paid.
What does the marketplace itself cost?
We prepare a quote after reviewing your brief and requirements. A first stage can cover: catalog audit; Feed for one marketplace. Scope, payment and schedule are agreed before work starts.
Do I need an online store first?
Yes. You need a site with a catalog, prices and checkout. If you don't have one, we can build the store first and connect the engines afterward. We can also adjust an existing site so it outputs a correct feed.
What do I need to provide?
Access to your store platform or a catalog export, stock and price data, business details and your delivery and returns terms. If products lack GTIN or EAN codes, we'll point you to where to get them. All marketplace accounts will be yours.
Start with your task
Describe your business, the outcome you need and your current workflow. We will clarify the requirements and prepare a quote after your brief.