Glassfeed for WooCommerce
The run report: rows written, products left out and products looked at, then each product left out of the feed with its reason, and the rows sent with a note.
Glassfeed builds a product feed from your live WooCommerce data and tells you what it did.
Every product that does not reach the feed appears in the run report with the reason in plain words, so a missing product is something you can see and fix rather than something you find out about from a channel warning weeks later.
What the free plugin does, in full
- A complete feed for Google Merchant Center, for Meta and for Pinterest.
- Your whole catalogue. There is no product limit.
- Simple products and variable products, with each variation sent as its own row grouped on its parent.
- XML, CSV and TSV output.
- Scheduled regeneration in batches, so a large catalogue finishes.
- Every required and recommended field the three channels ask for, including gtin from the global unique id field WooCommerce added in 9.2.
- Mapping screens for Google product category, for product attributes such as colour and size, and for brand.
- A run report listing every excluded product with its reason.
How variations are handled
A WooCommerce variation can set an attribute to Any, which WooCommerce stores as a blank value. That leaves a variation with no colour and no size, while Google asks for both on clothing.
Glassfeed creates one row for each option rather than sending a blank, and it says on screen that it did so. A variation is never dropped without telling you.
Your feed stays the way you set it up
Feed settings carry a version. When an update changes how a setting is read, Glassfeed shows you what would change and keeps generating the feed you already have until you accept it.
Runs on your own site
There is no account to create with us, no external service, and nothing for you to host. Your product data stays on your server.
Glassfeed Studio adds include and exclude rules by SKU, id, category, tag, stock status and price range, and per feed field overrides. Everything listed above stays in this plugin, with no cap on it.