1‑Click Shopping Feed

Develop by Elevate Europe ApS

$5-$50

/ Month

7 Days Free Trial

Live Product Shopping Feed

Real-time updates

Multi-currency support

Campaign tracking

Xml format

About 1‑Click Shopping Feed

Launched Jul 03, 2023

Built by Elevate Europe ApS

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Address

Taffelbays Alle 1B, Hellerup, 2900, DK

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Description

Get a live Shopping Feed in just one click. Boost sales across channels & marketplaces

With the 1-Click Shopping Feed you get a Real Time Live Product Feed of all your product. It is instantly updated when you make changes to your products. No more delays from scheduled feed updates. Just install and activate the app and you are set to go. The Shopping Feed is delivered in XML-format and support multi-currency. Get help and free support by chat and e-mail.

Real Time Shopping Feed - always up-to-date
Campaign Tracking with standard UTM-codes for each of your Shopping Feeds
Support multi currency - make feeds for each of the currencies in your shop

Pros

Real Time Live Product Feed: Instantly updated when changes are made to products
Easy Installation: Just install and activate the app to set it up
XML-Format: Shopping feed is delivered in XML-format, which is widely compatible
Multi-Currency Support: Supports multiple currencies, allowing for international sales
Free Support: Offers assistance and support via chat and e-mail
Campaign Tracking: Provides standard UTM-codes for tracking each shopping feed

Cons

No Customization Mentioned: Limited information on whether feed formats or features can be customized to specific needs
No Price Information: Lacks details on pricing or any potential hidden costs
Limited User Feedback: Insufficient reviews provided to assess user satisfaction comprehensively
Dependence on XML: Users unfamiliar with XML-format may face a learning curve