WPMR Google Feed Manager for WooCommerce Pro turns WooCommerce catalog data into feeds for Google Merchant Center and six additional channels. It maps required attributes automatically and delivers edit rules and product filters, so you can shape feed data without manually editing XML or maintaining spreadsheets.

Google feed types and additional channels

Create seven Google feed types: Primary, Supplemental, Promotions, Local Inventory, Manufacturer Center, Dynamic Remarketing, and Product Ratings. A Primary feed can carry the main catalog; Supplemental feeds can add or override product data. Promotions feeds support sales and special offers, while Local Inventory feeds can show in-store availability. Manufacturer Center feeds cover brand-level data, Dynamic Remarketing feeds support retargeting, and Product Ratings feeds can show ratings.

Pro also adds feed options for Amazon, eBay, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and Etsy.

Map and filter catalog data

• Review and customize automatically mapped required attributes.
• Use edit rules to transform product data as the feed is generated.
• Filter products for individual feeds; Pro adds advanced filtering logic to control which products and attributes appear.
• Use full multilingual support with WPML, Polylang, and TranslatePress.

Developer-friendly WordPress hooks allow data fields to be customized. The extension works with Yoast, RankMath, WooCommerce Brands, Germanized, currency switchers, and other store components. Product variations can export with their own prices, pictures, and attributes, and custom fields, including ACF fields, can map to feed attributes. It works with unlimited products and feeds.

Generate and refresh feeds

1. Select the feed type for its intended use.
2. Review the prefilled required attributes, then configure mappings and filters.
3. Generate the feed URL and add it to Google Merchant Center or the relevant supported channel.

Set a schedule for feed regeneration. Merchant Center can then retrieve refreshed data on its fetch schedule. Feed generation follows Google Merchant Center requirements and CSS guidelines, with add-on updates when feed specifications change.

Optional admin functions

Two optional functions make HTTPS requests from their respective WordPress administration areas. When an administrator opens the Feed List, a content check asks the publisher's service about new content and can fetch a featured image. The request contains no personal information, though the remote server receives standard request metadata such as the IP address, visitor agent, and referrer. If an administrator submits the Google Shopping Checklist form, the plugin sends the entered email address, first name, and last name so the checklist can be delivered. These requests occur only when the corresponding feature is used.