Catalog Checkpoint is a free browser-local review tool for ecommerce agencies. Upload a Google-format CSV or TSV, optionally compare the previous export, and get an action list for missing fields, promotion pricing and product changes. Export findings as CSV or print a client review. Feed contents stay in your browser. No Google login required. A limited beta, not a complete Merchant Center audit or a guarantee of product approval.
We built Catalog Checkpoint to test a specific workflow: reviewing a promotion feed before an agency hands it back to a client. Existing feed tools already do a lot; we want to learn whether a focused action list makes this handoff easier.
The free beta checks standard Google-format CSV/TSV exports up to 2 MB and 10,000 products. It flags selected format issues, sale-price concerns, removed products and changed prices/availability. It does not connect to accounts, change feeds or inspect live product pages.
There is also a clearly labeled, non-binding question about a possible €49/month agency edition with branding, history and reusable thresholds. Those features are not available yet. We're looking for honest workflow feedback, including reasons not to use it.
Try the sample first, then a non-sensitive catalog export if this fits your work. Which finding would actually change a launch decision?