Does this tool approve a website for Google Ads or Merchant Center?
No. It is an independent, rule-based pre-check that organizes observable public evidence. Google makes every final policy, certification, and account decision.
Google Ads and Merchant Center website pre-check
Pre-check Google Ads landing pages and Merchant Center stores.
Scan public landing pages and online stores for Google Ads destination issues and Merchant Center misrepresentation risks. Turn the evidence into a reviewable checklist before launch or account review.
Plan access
Active plan required
Read-only
No campaign changes
Evidence first
Fixes stay reviewable
Website check
Rule-based policy review
Website checks for Google Ads and Merchant Center
Use one public website pre-check to identify visible destination-quality and store-trust risks. Google Ads and Merchant Center remain separate review paths, and the issues-only report keeps their evidence and policy references distinct.
01Google Ads destination availability and crawlability
02Business identity and customer-support transparency
03Offer availability, pricing, and claim accuracy
04Merchant Center shipping, returns, and checkout evidence
05Product-page and structured-data evidence
06Feed, external identity, and account-verification boundaries
Official Google Ads policy references
Google policies can change. Always confirm the current Help Center requirements before launch.
Website policy pre-check FAQ
Understand the report before acting on it
The scanner highlights public evidence and remaining verification gaps. It does not replace Google's review or the advertiser's responsibility for the final website, product data, and campaign.
What is the difference between the two website checks?
The Google Ads check focuses on ad destinations and landing-page quality. The Merchant Center check focuses on online-store trust, product offers, checkout transparency, and misrepresentation risk.
Will the scan change an advertising account?
No. The scanner reads bounded public website content and does not submit ads, modify campaigns, or change Merchant Center products.
Human-controlled workflow
Keep pre-check evidence with the campaign review.
Use this third-party pre-check as a pre-launch quality step. The advertiser or authorized account manager remains responsible for the final destination and policy review.