Mismatched value (page crawl): price

Google crawled your product's landing page and found a price that differs from the price in your product data. Affected products are disapproved until the feed price and the page price match exactly — including the currency.

Common causes

• ·A price change or sale went live on the site, but the feed hasn't re-synced yet
• ·The price is rendered with JavaScript after page load, so Google's crawler sees a different value than shoppers do
• ·Outdated or incorrect structured data (schema.org price markup) on the landing page
• ·A wrong sale_price_effective_date or timezone, so the sale price applies at the wrong time
• ·The currency on the page differs from the currency submitted in the feed

How to fix it

1. 01Open the landing page and compare the displayed price (and currency) with the price attribute in your product data — they must match exactly
2. 02Check your structured data markup for price with Google's Rich Results Test and fix stale values
3. 03If prices are added via JavaScript, make sure the correct price also appears in the rendered HTML Google crawls
4. 04Schedule feed uploads (or API pushes) to run immediately after prices change on the site
5. 05Fix affected items under Products → 'Needs attention' in Merchant Center, then request a review so Google recrawls the page

Checked against Google's documentation: Google Help