Google Shopping & Buy on Google Connector for Magento 2

Key Features

Google Merchant Center feed via Content API for Shopping with a scheduled XML feed fallback for both Shopping ads and free listings

Near-real-time price and inventory sync driven by Magento observers on catalog_product_save and stock/price change events

Configurable GTIN, MPN, brand, condition, and Google product category mapping against your existing attribute set

Per-store-view and per-website feeds for multi-country and multi-currency Merchant Center targets

Cron-based full feed rebuild on a configurable schedule plus on-demand resubmission from the admin

Feed validation and per-item error reporting that flags missing required attributes, image problems, and policy issues before Google disapproves them

Support for simple, configurable, grouped, and bundle product types with correct item grouping (item_group_id)

Admin system configuration under Stores → Configuration with granular ACL resources for feed access and credentials

Service contracts and DI-based architecture so the feed builder is reusable from REST, GraphQL, or custom CLI commands

Custom attribute and price transformation hooks (sale price, tax, shipping label) tailored to your catalog rules

Submission logging and status dashboard so you can audit what was sent, accepted, or rejected per run

OAuth2 service-account credential handling for the Google Content API stored via Magento config encryption

Built to order, done for you

No DIY setup — a working app, built, installed and supported by ECOSIRE.

You order

Start with a one-time build price. We scope it with you at kickoff.

We build & install

ECOSIRE builds, configures and installs it on your Magento 2.

Go live + support

You go live in about 2–4 weeks, with a post-launch support window.

About this Product

This is a build-to-order Magento 2 / Adobe Commerce extension — not an instant Adobe Commerce Marketplace download. ECOSIRE builds the connector against your exact catalog, attribute set, store-view structure, and Google Merchant Center setup, then installs and supports it on your Magento install.

The extension ships as a proper module under app/code/Ecosire/GoogleShopping, wired through di.xml, registered ACL resources, and admin system configuration so your team manages everything from Stores → Configuration. It generates a Google Merchant Center product feed (Content API for Shopping plus an XML fallback) covering simple, configurable, grouped, and bundle products, with per-store-view and per-website scoping so each locale and currency emits its own feed.

A cron-driven full feed rebuild runs on your schedule, while Magento observers on catalog save and stock/price events push near-real-time updates so out-of-stock items and price changes propagate quickly — protecting you from Merchant Center disapprovals and wasted ad spend. GTIN/MPN/brand mapping is configurable against your existing attributes, with service contracts exposing the feed builder so it can be reused from REST/GraphQL or custom CLI commands.

Built-in feed validation and error reporting surfaces missing required attributes, image issues, and policy flags before Google does, with a log of submission results per item. Multi-country and multi-currency feeds map to your Merchant Center target countries and your store-view currency configuration.

Because it is custom, ECOSIRE adapts to your theme, attribute conventions, and whether you run Magento Open Source or Adobe Commerce (including B2B/shared-catalog nuances). You receive source code, install on staging first, and get a defined support window. No invented benchmarks, no marketplace listing — just a connector built for your store and maintained by the team that wrote it.

What you get

Custom Magento 2 module Ecosire/GoogleShopping delivered as source under app/code with composer packaging

Installation and configuration on your staging environment, then promotion to production with you

Google Merchant Center Content API integration wired to your account and target countries

Attribute mapping worksheet implemented against your live attribute set (GTIN/MPN/brand/category/condition)

Cron schedule and observer wiring documented, plus admin configuration walkthrough

Feed validation/error-reporting screens and submission logs configured for your catalog

Technical handover doc covering architecture, config paths, ACL, and how to extend the feed builder

Defined post-delivery support and bug-fix window with optional ongoing maintenance retainer

Who this is for

Performance Marketing Manager

Runs Google Shopping campaigns and needs an accurate, always-fresh feed so ads aren't disapproved and budget isn't spent on out-of-stock or mispriced items.

Magento Store Owner / E-commerce Director

Wants Shopping ads and free listings live without gluing together a brittle third-party SaaS feed tool, and prefers owning the code on their own store.

Magento Developer / Technical Lead

Needs a clean, DI-based module using service contracts, observers, and cron — not a black box — so it integrates with custom attributes and can be extended in-house.

How Google Shopping & Buy on Google Connector for Magento 2 Compares

Criterion	ECOSIRE	Custom Build	Competitor
Pushes catalog to Google Merchant Center (Shopping ads + free listings)	Included	Included	Included
Built and tested against your exact attribute set and store-view structure	Included	Included	Not included
Near-real-time price/stock sync via Magento observers	Included	Partial support	Partial support
You own and can extend the source code on your store	Included	Included	Partial support
Vendor-handled install and post-delivery support window	Included	Partial support	Partial support
Instant self-service download / install with no build wait	Not included	Not included	Included
Feed validation and per-item error reporting before Google disapproves	Included	Partial support	Partial support
Multi-country / multi-currency feeds mapped to your Merchant Center targets	Included	Partial support	Partial support

Frequently Asked Questions about Google Shopping & Buy on Google Connector for Magento 2

How long until the connector is delivered and live?

Because this is build-to-order, ECOSIRE scopes your catalog, attribute set, and Merchant Center setup first. Typical delivery is roughly 2–4 weeks depending on catalog complexity (product types, multi-store/currency, custom attribute mapping). We build against your staging environment, validate the feed end-to-end in Merchant Center, then promote to production with you. You get a firm timeline in writing before work starts.

What support and updates are included after delivery?

Delivery includes a defined bug-fix and support window covering issues in the code we wrote. We also offer an ongoing maintenance retainer to keep the connector compatible with Magento/Adobe Commerce upgrades and any changes Google makes to the Content API for Shopping or Merchant Center requirements. You own the source either way, so your own developers can extend it too.

Is this an Adobe Commerce Marketplace extension I can download instantly?

No. This is a custom extension that ECOSIRE builds, installs, and supports on your specific Magento install. There is no instant Marketplace download. We deliver source code under app/code (Ecosire/GoogleShopping) and configure it for your store, which is why it fits your attributes and store-view structure exactly rather than forcing a generic mapping.

Does it work with Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce?

Yes. It is built as a standard Magento 2 module and works on both Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce. For Adobe Commerce we can account for B2B and shared-catalog scenarios, multiple websites, and staging/preview workflows. We confirm your exact version (2.4.x line) during scoping and target it explicitly.

How does it keep price and stock accurate so Google doesn't disapprove products?

A cron job rebuilds the full feed on a schedule, and Magento observers on product save and stock/price change events push incremental updates to the Content API so out-of-stock and price changes propagate quickly. Built-in validation flags missing GTIN/MPN, image, or required-attribute problems before submission, and the submission log records what Google accepted or rejected per run.