One catalog for store and marketplaces.
For sellers on Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho or eBay who run, or want, their own Shopify store: a single clean master catalog that feeds every channel.
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Price and stock matched on every channel.
- STARTS FROM
- $299 · per channel, setup
- DELIVERY
- Listing from 48 hours*
- CHANNELS
- Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, eBay and your store
- CORE JOB
- Master catalog, channel mapping, listing fixes
Marketplace sellers often end up with the same product described three ways: one title on Amazon, a shorter one on Flipkart, a third on the Shopify store that nobody has touched since launch. Prices drift. Variants do not match. Then a listing is suppressed and nobody knows which copy is the source of truth.
What you get
- A master catalog: one spreadsheet or store dataset with clean titles, attributes, identifiers, dimensions, weights and image links.
- Channel-ready files: Amazon flat files, Flipkart and Meesho templates, eBay listings and Merchant Center or Meta feeds, mapped from the master.
- Listing hygiene: duplicate and orphan listings found, variation families repaired, missing attributes filled.
- Suppressed and rejected listing fixes with a reason log.
- A Shopify store catalog built from the same master, so your own store is not an afterthought.
- A channel difference sheet showing which fields each marketplace requires and where yours differ.
How it works
- Send your current listings export from each channel, plus any supplier data you hold.
- We inspect it and send a fixed quote per channel setup.
- We build the master catalog and map it to each channel. Our AI engine does the volume and a person reviews every output.
- You approve the files. Store products land as drafts; marketplace files are ready for upload, or we apply them through limited delegated access where that exists.
- We hand over the master and the mapping, so future edits start in one place.
Where marketplaces disagree
The point of a master catalog is that each channel has quirks which a single copy-paste cannot satisfy.
| Channel | Things that trip sellers up |
|---|---|
| Amazon | Strict image rules for the main image, category-specific required attributes, variation themes, brand and identifier checks |
| Flipkart | Category templates, size and colour fields, image dimensions and quality checks |
| Meesho | Supplier-style listing templates, price and shipping fields, category-specific attributes |
| eBay | Item specifics, condition fields, variation limits, title length |
| Shopify store | Handles, three options per product, collections, SEO fields, metafields |
Image rules are the most common source of rejected listings, so we handle them early. Marketplace mains usually need a clean background and no overlays; your store needs lifestyle imagery too. We can prepare both from your existing photos through /ai-product-photos, and the image requirements guide has the specifics.
Suppressed listings
A suppressed listing is a data problem more often than a policy problem. The usual causes are missing required attributes, a category the product does not fit, images that break the rules, and identifier mismatches. We read each notice, correct the field, and resubmit. If the cause is a brand approval or a policy decision on the marketplace's side, we tell you rather than guess.
Identifiers, brands and variations
Three problems cause most multi-channel mess, and each is fixable in the master:
- Barcodes. Marketplaces match listings by GTIN. We check format and duplicates, flag missing codes, and point own-brand sellers to GS1 as the source of valid ones. Some categories allow an exemption request instead; that request is yours to file.
- Brand names. One spelling of each brand across every channel, matching the brand registered or approved on the marketplace.
- Variation families. Parent and child relationships, themes and option names built once and mapped per channel, so a size run does not become ten separate listings on one channel and one on another.
- SKU consistency. One SKU per variant everywhere, so orders, returns and stock can be reconciled across channels.
Pricing
Feeds and marketplaces start from ₹7,999 / $299 / £239 / A$449 per channel setup. A Shopify catalog build starts from ₹6,999 / $249 / £199 / A$379 for up to 250 products. Cleanup of existing listings starts from ₹4,999 / $199 / £159 / A$299. The fixed quote comes after we inspect your exports. See /pricing and /product-feed-management.
Turnaround
Listings can go live from 48 hours for eligible catalogs. Feeds and channel mapping run to a timeline set in your quote. More channels means more mapping, and your quote carries a written date.
Is this a fit?
It suits sellers with a few hundred products or more across at least two channels, or sellers planning a Shopify store alongside their marketplace presence. It also suits anyone repeatedly fighting suppressions.
If you sell twenty products on one marketplace, do it yourself. A PIM tool may also suit you if you have an in-house team, and our comparison with PIM software explains when.
Try the free 10-product sample, or request a quote at /get-started.
*For eligible projects. Turnaround depends on scope, catalog complexity and the quality of the data and access we receive.
Related services and guides
Specialist pages and practical guides for this work.
SPECIALIST SERVICES
GUIDES
- FEEDS & MARKETPLACESListing products on Amazon with flat files and templates
- FEEDS & MARKETPLACESAmazon SEO: how to optimise a listing so shoppers find it
- FEEDS & MARKETPLACESFacebook catalog setup: feed or integration, required fields and errors
- FEEDS & MARKETPLACESGoogle Merchant Center disapproved products: causes and fixes
- FEEDS & MARKETPLACESChoosing Google product categories and product types
- FEEDS & MARKETPLACESGTIN, MPN and brand: what to do when you don't have them
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Questions we get asked.
Something not covered here? Tell us about your catalog and we'll answer directly.
Without one, each channel gets edited separately, and titles, prices and attributes drift apart. A master catalog holds the clean source data once, and each channel gets a mapped version that follows its own rules. Fixing a mistake happens in one place.
Often, yes. Suppressions usually come from missing attributes, image rules, category mismatches or identifier problems. We read the notice, fix the underlying data and resubmit. We cannot override a policy decision by the marketplace, and we will say so if that is the cause.
No. We never ask for passwords. Where a marketplace supports delegated or staff access, you grant a limited user. Where it does not, we prepare the upload files and you submit them, or we work with you on a call.
Listing work can go live from 48 hours for eligible catalogs; feed and channel work is scheduled in your quote. Multi-channel setups take longer than one, and we give you a date in writing.
Yes, if the category and your documents allow it. Some marketplaces need approvals, brand registration or tax details first. We tell you what is needed before we quote.
We prepare the data and mapping, and can advise on which sync app or marketplace connector suits your setup. We do not run or operate sync tools, and price and stock decisions stay with you. We make sure SKUs and identifiers match so a sync tool has clean input.
We fix the catalog data behind a suspension or listing removal and can help you present the correction. Appeals, policy decisions and brand approvals are the marketplace's call, and no service can guarantee them. We tell you clearly if the cause is outside the data.
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