Your product feed fails quietly. That is the problem.

A Meta catalog feed does not announce when it breaks. Products drop out one at a time, ads keep spending against items nobody can buy, and you find out weeks later from the numbers. CatalogCanary tells you the same day.

What it does

CatalogCanary generates a Meta (Facebook and Instagram) product feed from your WooCommerce store, then watches it. Every run is compared against the last one. If products vanish, if a variation loses its price, if a required field goes missing, you are told which products and why — in plain language, not a row number in a CSV.

Pricing

Free
$0

Feed generation, variable products, failure detection and email alerts. Free forever, on WordPress.org.

Currently under review for the WordPress.org plugin directory.

Pro
$99 / year

Everything free, plus change diffs showing exactly which products left the feed and when, exclusion rules by category, tag, stock state, price or SKU, and webhook alerts into Slack or anywhere else.

One site. Five sites: $249/year. Includes a year of updates and support.

Pro is not yet on general sale — the checkout is being set up. Email support@catalogcanary.dev if you want it before then.

Common questions

Does it replace my existing feed plugin?

It can, but it does not have to. Nothing stops you running CatalogCanary alongside another feed for a while to compare the two.

Where is the feed hosted?

On your own site, in your uploads folder, at a URL containing a random token. Nothing about your catalog is sent to us.

What happens if my licence lapses?

The free plugin keeps working exactly as before. Pro features stop, nothing is deleted, and your feed keeps generating.