The right part, for the right car, everywhere you sell.
Google Shopping, Amazon Automotive, eBay and the comparison sites all want your catalogue in a slightly different shape — and most of them can take fitment if you give it to them. We build the feeds from one clean source so you're not maintaining five.
Feeds are where fitment pays off
A generic product feed lists "Brake discs — 300mm — pair". A parts feed lists the same product and the 40 vehicle variants it fits. The second one appears when someone searches "Golf Mk7 GTI front brake discs", passes Google's disapproval filters for ambiguous auto parts, and shows up in Amazon's Part Finder with the customer's car already selected.
You can only produce the second kind if your fitment data is clean and structured. That's why our feed work always starts there.
Channels we build for
- Google Shopping / Merchant Center — vehicle-rich titles, fitment in descriptions and
product_detailattributes, correct Google product categories for auto parts, GTIN/MPN handling, and the item-level fixes that keep disapprovals near zero. Feeds Performance Max and free listings. - Amazon Automotive — Part Finder fitment files built from your master data, ASIN matching, and the category-specific attributes Amazon insists on.
- eBay — listing and revision feeds with compatibility, item specifics and multi-variation structure. See eBay compatibility.
- Meta & TikTok catalogues — for retargeting and dynamic ads to people who looked at parts for their car.
- Comparison & niche marketplaces — Idealo, OnBuy and the like, where they're worth your margin.
What's included
- Channel-specific feed generation from one master catalogue
- Fitment attributes wherever the channel supports them
- Category mapping, attribute mapping, image and title rules per channel
- Stock and price sync at the frequency each channel allows
- Disapproval and error monitoring with fixes, not just alerts
- Feed-level rules: exclude low-margin lines from paid channels, promote what's overstocked
Signs you need this
- Google Merchant Center is full of disapprovals you've stopped reading
- Your Shopping ads show for the wrong vehicles and you're paying for it
- You're not on Amazon because the fitment file "was too hard"
- Someone updates prices on the website and forgets the feed
- You're maintaining separate spreadsheets for each channel
Questions
Marketplace feeds FAQ
Does Google Shopping support vehicle fitment?
product_detail attributes, correct categories and identifiers, and structured data on the landing page. Feeds built that way get shown for vehicle-specific searches and avoid disapprovals for ambiguous parts. Most UK parts sellers can't generate that because their fitment data isn't clean enough — that's the part we fix. Full explainer here.Can one feed serve all channels?
How often do feeds update?
Do you manage the ads too?
Free, no strings
Not sure where to start? Get a free fitment audit.
We'll check your site and eBay store for the fitment problems that cost parts sellers sales — and tell you exactly what to fix.