MerchantCure Free Quick Scan

Emergency Cure

The whole chain, from cause to appeal.

Diagnosis with evidence, recipe cards for each fix, before/after pairs you approve, a verification pass once you have done the work, and the dossier you attach to the appeal.

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Every Emergency Cure starts with the scan — it is how we confirm we can help before you pay. It costs you nothing, including when the answer is that we cannot.

01  /  What you get

Six things, in this order.

  1. The diagnosis report

    Three sections, always in this order: what we verified automatically, what requires your confirmation because we cannot see it from outside, and the action plan in priority order. Every finding carries its severity, one sentence on why Google cares, the exact evidence, and the policy it breaches.

    The run we cite here produced 33 findings with 96 pieces of evidence attached, measured 17 August 2026. Length scales with your shop.

  2. Recipe cards for each fix

    One card per fault. Numbered click-steps a non-technician can follow, alternative approaches with the risk of each stated, what the card explicitly does not touch, and how you verify it worked — logged out, after a cache purge.

    Where a fix needs code, the card contains the complete block, commented, with the backup and dry-run steps before it.

  3. Before/after text pairs to approve

    Nothing changes until you have seen both sides. Where a fault affects hundreds of rows, the card shows a dozen examples and a CSV attachment carries all of them — a document with 400 rows does not get read, and a document without them cannot be worked from.

  4. The order to do them in

    Ordered by risk and dependency, not by severity. Free and zero-risk work first; anything needing a database backup when nobody is stressed; feed regeneration last, so it carries every correction at once instead of being run four times.

  5. A verification pass after you have fixed things

    We re-scan and produce the same measurements again, so every claim in the appeal has a before number and an after number with dates on both.

  6. The reinstatement dossier

    Three to four pages you attach to the appeal. Each item: what was wrong, what was done, the measurement before, the measurement after, the date it was verified, and how a reviewer can check it themselves. Unresolved items stay in the document.

    It stays locked as a draft until every item is both done and verified, so a half-finished dossier cannot be sent by accident.

02  /  Price

One fixed price, decided by one number you can count yourself.

The number of products in the feed connected to Merchant Center. Not hours, not urgency, not the size of your ad budget. We write down which number we used — and if the count puts you in a different tier than we assumed, you hear it before we start rather than on the invoice.

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Catalogue size approx. USDapprox. EURCharged (SEK)
S — up to 500 products A focused catalogue, one market. $500€4504,995 kr
M — 501 – 5,000 products The common case. One or two markets, a real catalogue. $700€6306,995 kr
L — 5,001 – 25,000 products Large catalogue, or several markets sharing one generator. $1,000€9009,995 kr
XL — over 25,000 products, or several domains Networks where one misconfiguration repeats across domains. We quote after the Quick Scan. quotedquotedquoted

A rounded conversion of the SEK amount, shown so the price is readable — not a price in dollars, and not the amount the invoice will say. Indicative only, at the rate on 17 August 2026.A rounded conversion of the SEK amount, shown so the price is readable — not a price in euro, and not the amount the invoice will say. Indicative only, at the rate on 17 August 2026.The exact amount. SEK is what you are charged, to the krona.

We will publish fixed local prices when we can actually invoice in those currencies, and not before.

Not yet reviewed Prices exclude VAT. VAT is added where applicable, based on your location and business status. You will see the exact amount before you pay.
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Every Emergency Cure starts with the scan — it is how we confirm we can help before you pay.

What the price includes

  • The diagnosis report, with the evidence for every finding
  • A recipe card for every fix, in steps a non-technician can follow
  • Before/after text pairs for your approval
  • The order to carry the work out in
  • The verification pass once you have done the work
  • The reinstatement dossier for the appeal

What it does not include

  • Running the fixes. Approved text fixes we write for you, one change at a time. Everything else is a recipe card you or your developer run — prices, stock and visibility are never written by us.
  • Submitting the appeal. We do not act as your representative towards Google.
  • Anything only visible inside your Merchant Center account. That comes back as a checklist for you, marked as unverified by us.

03  /  Triage

When we say no.

The Quick Scan is the triage. Its job is as much to rule us out as to rule us in, and these are the cases we decline.

Trademark or counterfeit complaints
That is a rights dispute between you and a rights holder. Nothing we measure on your site resolves it, and a technical audit does not help you.
Product categories Google prohibits outright
If the issue is that the product may not be advertised at all, the fix is a business decision about your assortment, not a configuration change.
Repeated policy violations and previously reinstated accounts
Accounts with history are judged differently, and we cannot see that history. We will say so rather than take the case and hope.
Suspensions caused by something only visible inside the account
Some causes leave no trace on the public site or in the feed. The Quick Scan usually surfaces whether that is the situation — and if it is, our tooling is the wrong instrument.
Shops we would have to guess about
If your storefront cannot be fetched without JavaScript or sits behind protection we cannot read, we say so instead of reporting findings drawn from a partial view.

In each of those cases we will tell you what we think is going on and what kind of help would actually be useful, and we will not invoice you for the scan. A referral costs us an hour. A case we cannot solve costs us the only thing we have, which is being right about what we find.

04  /  What we will not tell you

What happens after the appeal is Google's decision.

The reviewer is theirs, not ours. Nobody outside Google can promise a particular outcome, and any supplier who tells you otherwise is telling you something they cannot know.

What we can do is make the appeal answerable: every claim in it carries a measurement, a date, and a way for the reviewer to check it without taking our word for anything. That is the part we control, and it is the part we are selling.

This is enforced rather than stated. The reporting tool throws an error and refuses to produce a document if a finding or a fix text promises an outcome, and the build of this website fails if any page claims one. That check fired on this very page while it was being written, and the sentence was rewritten rather than the rule relaxed. Quoted text from your own shop is exempt — the rule exists to stop us over-claiming, not to censor you.

05  /  On the roadmap

Not included, because it does not exist yet.

Two things we would build next. Neither is in the price above, neither can be bought today, and each is listed with the part of it we have not solved.

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Your shop URL, the reason Google gave you, and an email address. We answer in under a minute, while you wait. Measurements on this page come from a real run on 17 August 2026.

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