The portal collects the data itself
Nothing needs exporting: once you grant access, the portal takes the account and feed history from Google.
Platform · Compatibility
GetProfit is compatible with any platform your store is built on
The portal works with the data on the Google side — your Google Ads account and your Merchant Center feed. Every platform that already runs ads gives you both.
In short
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Any platform
An off-the-shelf solution, a website builder or a custom build — the portal counts them all the same.
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We read your Google Ads account
That is where the portal takes campaigns, spend, orders and how they changed day by day.
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We read your Merchant Center feed
That is where the catalogue comes from: what the products are, what the listing has filled in and what keeps them out of impressions.
Why any of them works
We work with the data on the Google side — and every platform provides it
Stores are built differently, but the advertising is the same for everyone: a Google Ads account and a catalogue in Merchant Center. The portal reads those — and that is enough to review the whole store.
Nothing to install
The store stays exactly as it is: all the work happens on the Google side.
A custom build works too
The portal never asks what the store is built on. Ads are running, products reach Merchant Center — that is data enough.
Platforms
Our clients’ stores are built on a great many platforms
Worldwide
- Shopify
- WooCommerce
- Wix
- Magento
- PrestaShop
- OpenCart
- BigCommerce
- Ecwid
Europe
- Shopware
- JTL-Shop
- IdoSell
Czechia and Slovakia
- Shoptet
- UPgates
- Eshop-rychle
- BiznisWeb
Ukraine
- Хорошоп
- OkayCMS
Your platform is not on the list? That changes nothing: if the store advertises on Google, the portal will do its work.
Names and logos belong to their owners. We show them so you can recognise your platform; this implies no partnership or official integration.
How it works
Everything that can be done for you, we do on the Google side
And when a change belongs in the store itself, the portal names it and explains what to change and why.
What we do
We read your Google Ads account and your Merchant Center feed. We score the account and show where the budget goes, what keeps products out of impressions and what to do next.
What happens in the store
Some changes live on your side: descriptions, barcodes, categories, prices. The portal names them one by one and explains what to change and how — you or your developer make them, using whatever your platform already has.
From here the question is not the platform but what the portal sees in your data
Three pages where that is set out in detail.
Data and access
What the portal pulls, who sees it and how to connect if you'd rather not hand over access
See the section →
Feed and Merchant Center
What keeps products out of impressions and what to do about it
See the section →
Privacy
What the portal takes from your account, who sees it and how to take access back
See the section →
Common questions
My platform is not on the list. Do you work with it? ⌄
Yes. The list is what comes up most often, not a register of supported platforms. The portal reads Google Ads and Merchant Center, so what the store is built on it neither knows nor asks.
I have a custom-built site with no off-the-shelf CMS. ⌄
Nothing changes. All that matters is that ads run on Google and products reach Merchant Center — by whatever means you already have set up.
I sell on a marketplace — Rozetka, Prom, Allegro. Will this work? ⌄
Only if you have your own Google Ads account and your own feed. When the marketplace runs the advertising, there is nothing to read — in that case you have neither an account nor a catalogue. An easy check: if you do not sign in to Google Ads under your own account, the portal will not help.
Do I need to install a module or code on the site? ⌄
No. No module, no script, no access to your store admin. Everything needed the portal takes from the Google side.
Will the portal change anything in my store or my advertising? ⌄
No. It counts and shows. Changes to the account are made by a person — you or us, but only with your consent. The detail is on the “Privacy” page.
Try it on your own store — the platform will not get in the way
Sign in with Google in one click. The portal changes nothing without your consent.
Connect your account