Google Shopping analytics,
built around your products.

SKU Analyzer pulls Google Ads and Merchant Center into one product-level dashboard — full performance KPIs for every SKU, rolled up across Shopping, PMax, Demand Gen and YouTube, cross-filterable by any feed attribute. See where you're overpriced, where competitors are winning, where budget is leaking — then act on it with the custom label engine and title A/B testing tool.

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I've managed countless Google Ads accounts — and analyzing Shopping campaigns has always been a nightmare.

01 / GOOGLE ADS

Google Ads UI is broken for product analysis

One summary table, one or two metrics, no context. Splitting by brand, product type, or custom labels is a manual nightmare. Finding what's actually working — good luck.

02 / MERCHANT CENTER

Merchant Center data lives on a different planet

Product feed details, competition pricing, visibility data — incredibly useful, almost impossible to actually use. Completely disconnected from your Shopping Ads performance.

03 / EVERYTHING ELSE

Existing tools don't really solve this

Channable, ProductHero — feed management, not analytics. Supermetrics — data pipelines, you still build the dashboards yourself. Looker — rots the moment you need to change anything.

So I built my own analytics tool for product-level analysis.

Samuli Kesseli

Samuli Kesseli

10+ years managing Google Ads accounts  ·  Millions in ad spend across countless companies  ·  50M+ in generated revenue

Senior consultant by day, builder of things by night. I've worked with small startups, big corporations, and everything in between — and Shopping campaigns have always been the hardest thing to analyze properly with the existing tools. SKU Analyzer started as the tool I built for my own client work because nothing on the market was quite right. Now I'm opening it up to anyone else who runs Google Shopping for a living.

Everything wired together at the product level

Google Ads performance, Merchant Center feed and competitive data — all rolled up to the SKU.

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Who's it for?

People who already know Google Shopping deeply and are tired of bad tooling.

Agency PPC managers

Running Shopping for multiple ecommerce clients, switching between accounts all day, tired of building the same Looker dashboards over and over.

Freelance Google Ads consultants

Running Shopping and PMax for clients who care about every dollar — and want answers without exporting CSVs every Friday.

In-house PPC at ecommerce brands

Owning the Shopping budget, wanting to know what every SKU is doing, and tired of jumping between Google Ads and Merchant Center to piece it together.

Catalog size doesn't matter — a 50-SKU brand benefits from product-level analysis just as much as a 50,000-SKU one.

How SKU Analyzer fits next to other tools

SKU Analyzer pairs with most of these tools rather than replaces them. Here's where each is stronger and where SKU Analyzer focuses.

Google Ads & Merchant Center
Native Google UIs
Their strength
The source of truth. Free, always up to date, and the place you actually change bids, budgets, and feed data.
SKU Analyzer's focus
The native UIs can't filter Shopping data by Merchant Center attributes (brand, product type, custom labels), can't show price benchmarks next to performance, and can't surface zero-conversion SKUs cleanly. SKU Analyzer is the product-level lens on the same data.
Looker Studio
Custom dashboards
Their strength
Total flexibility. Free if you already have the SQL, BigQuery, and Sheets-glue skills, and ideal when you want a dashboard built exactly your way.
SKU Analyzer's focus
Works out of the box. Merchant Center attributes, price competitiveness, competitive visibility, and search terms come pre-joined to ads data. No SQL, no connectors to maintain, no schema drift to fix every quarter.
Feed management tools
DataFeedWatch, Channable, Feedonomics
Their strength
Multi-channel feed pipes (Google, Bing, Meta, marketplaces) and rule engines for transforming product data at scale.
SKU Analyzer's focus
Built for understanding what the feed is doing, not for shaping it. Title rules, A/B title testing, feed change tracking, and custom label automation all sit on top of real performance data.
Broad PPC suites
Optmyzr, Adalysis
Their strength
Multi-account oversight, account audits, alerting, and automated bid rules across the whole Google Ads surface.
SKU Analyzer's focus
Goes deep on Shopping and PMax specifically. Product-level economics, search terms tied to spend, PMax channel splits, and feed analytics — instead of broad coverage of every campaign type.
PMax automation platforms
ProductHero, Shoptimized
Their strength
AI-driven creative, asset group automation, and image optimization. Heavier products that take action on your account, not just analyze it.
SKU Analyzer's focus
Transparent analytics with no black-box layer between you and the data. Title rules are template-driven, so you can read the rule and predict exactly what it will do.

SKU Analyzer is an analytics dashboard, not a feed manager or a bid tool. Most users keep their existing feed and bid stack and use SKU Analyzer to see what's actually happening at the SKU level.

SKU Analyzer FAQ

What data do I need to get started?

You need a Google account with admin access to both Google Ads and Merchant Center. SKU Analyzer connects via Google's secure OAuth—no API keys, credentials, or manual exports needed. Once connected, your Shopping Ads performance data and Merchant Center product data sync automatically.

Can I try it before connecting my accounts?

Yes. SKU Analyzer has a fully interactive demo dashboard loaded with sample data. You can explore every feature—Overview, Product Explorer, Product Radar, Portfolio Analytics, Competition Intelligence, and Wasted Spend Analysis—without signing in or connecting any accounts.

How long does setup take?

Initial setup runs about 5–15 minutes, depending on the size of your catalog and how much data sits in your accounts. You'll see numbers loading progressively as the sync completes. After that, SKU Analyzer refreshes automatically every night — the nightly sync takes around 10 minutes and runs while you sleep, so the dashboard is current the next morning.

How is this different from Google Ads reports?

Google Ads shows campaign-level data and makes product-level analysis painful. SKU Analyzer shows product-level data—combining your Shopping Ads performance with Merchant Center attributes (brand, product type, custom labels), pricing intelligence, and competitive benchmarks. Filter by any feed attribute, see time series for individual products, and analyze performance in ways Google Ads UI simply doesn't support.

What metrics can I track?

All the important ones: Cost, Conversion Value, ROAS, CPA, Conversions, Clicks, Impressions, CTR, CPC, Conversion Rate, AOV, Impression Share, Click Share, and Top Impression Share. Every metric comes with trend lines, sparklines, and period-over-period comparisons. You can also see Merchant Center data like price competitiveness benchmarks alongside your ads data.

Can I filter by custom labels?

Yes—all 5 custom label fields from Merchant Center are fully supported. You can filter, segment, and analyze by any combination of custom labels, brands, product types, or drill down to individual SKUs. This is one of the main features that makes SKU Analyzer unique—Google Ads doesn't let you filter Shopping data by Merchant Center attributes.

How does price competitiveness work?

SKU Analyzer pulls benchmark pricing data from Google's Price Competitiveness reports in Merchant Center and displays it alongside your ads performance data. For each product, you'll see whether your price is above, at, or below the benchmark—helping you identify products that might be overpriced (hurting conversion rates) or underpriced (leaving margin on the table).

What are product intelligence labels?

SKU Analyzer ships with a default set of labels — Hero (high spend, high return), Scale (efficient but low spend), Cash Cow (steady converters), Opportunity (potential with more visibility), Fix Price and Fix Listing (underperformers with clear causes), Cut (spending with zero return), and Monitor (low activity) — that auto-classify every product based on the last 14 days of performance. The defaults are a starting point: the rule builder lets you rename labels, change every spend/ROAS/conversion threshold, or replace the whole set with your own definitions of what matters. Whatever you build runs daily and can be pushed back to Merchant Center as custom labels.

How does wasted spend analysis work?

The Wasted Spend page identifies products consuming budget without delivering conversions. What makes it unique is conversion lag awareness—Google can attribute conversions to clicks up to 7+ days later, so recent zero-conversion products might just be waiting for attribution. SKU Analyzer separates confirmed waste (enough history to be confident) from at-risk spend (still within the attribution window), so you don't cut products prematurely.

Can I delete my data?

Yes, at any time. You can delete all your data from within the dashboard. You can also revoke SKU Analyzer's access from your Google account permissions page, which immediately stops all data access. Your data is never shared or sold.

Can I connect multiple accounts?

Not yet. Currently each user can connect one Google Ads account and one Merchant Center account. Multi-account support is planned for the future.

How often is data refreshed?

Data refreshes automatically once per day. The refresh pulls the last 10 days of data to ensure conversion attribution is accurate. Product feed data from Merchant Center is also updated daily to reflect any changes to your product catalog.

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