<item>
  <g:id>SKU-1042</g:id>
  <title>Linen shirt, sage</title>
  <g:price>49.00 EUR</g:price>
  <g:availability>in_stock</g:availability>
  <g:google_product_category>212</g:google_product_category>
  <g:brand>Northwind</g:brand>
</item>
<item>
  <g:id>SKU-1043</g:id>
  <title>Oak side table</title>
  <g:price>129.00 EUR</g:price>
  <g:availability>in_stock</g:availability>
</item>

id;title;price;stock;category
SKU-1042;Linen shirt;49.00;12;Apparel
SKU-1043;Oak side table;129.00;4;Furniture
SKU-1044;Wool scarf;35.00;0;Accessories

{
  "id": "SKU-1042",
  "price": { "value": 49.0, "currency": "EUR" },
  "availability": "in_stock",
  "channels": ["google", "heureka", "idealo"]
}

Shopify Markets and translations

Sell abroad in every market’s language

Feedyio reads your Shopify Markets prices and translations, so every feed speaks the local language and shows the local price.

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✓Shopify Markets and catalog prices
✓Translations with fallback
✓B2B price lists

The price each market really pays

Pick a Shopify Market and region, and the feed uses that market’s catalog prices and currency. No market set up for a country yet? Convert your store price into the target currency with exchange rates instead.

✓Shopify Markets catalog prices
✓Region-level prices within a market
✓Currency conversion from your store price

Translations straight from Shopify

Choose a feed language and Feedyio outputs titles, descriptions, product types, option names and values, metafields and product URLs in that language, using the translations you already keep in Shopify. If a translation is missing, the default language fills the gap, or you can filter those products out.

B2B prices for company locations

Running B2B on Shopify? Select a company location and the feed uses prices from its B2B catalog, ready for a wholesale partner or a dedicated channel.

Only what each market can sell

Products not published in the selected market are left out of its feed automatically. Stock can be summed from the locations you choose, so a market only shows what its warehouses can ship.

✓Per-market publication exclusion
✓Stock from selected locations

One feed, many languages and currencies

Most channels want one feed per market. When a channel or custom template accepts more, a single feed can carry translations for every shop language and prices for every market region.

Plans

Shopify Markets, translations and location stock are available from the Advanced plan. See pricing →

Frequently asked

Do I need Shopify Markets set up?

For market prices, yes. Without Markets you can still convert your store price into another currency with exchange rates.

Where do the translations come from?

Why do some titles stay in my default language?

Should I create one feed per country?

Related features

Product feedsReady templates for every channel→Pricing rulesMarkups, rounding, VAT and UTM→Filters & rulesSend exactly the right products→

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