Sell on Google

Buy on Google in the US was discontinued by Google on September 26, 2023.
Integrations with FedEx, UPS and USPS to automate shipping label creation.
GeekSeller can bridge the connection between Google and Shopify. Manage your Google quantities and orders directly from Shopify.
Generating labels with ShipStation? GeekSeller is an official partner. We offer an advanced solution for integrating Google with ShipStation.

Need another integration? Please contact us to discuss your integration needs.

Selling on Google – Webinar

GeekSeller and Google hosted a webinar on getting approved to sell on Google’s online marketplace.

Watch a recording of the webinar, as well as see the most important links, information, and answers to questions asked during the webinar.

Already approved by Google?

Sell on Google with GeekSeller. We can assist you with onboarding and optimization. We offer multichannel solutions to integrate your Google account with other channels.

Not approved by Google yet?

If you sell quality products, provide competitive prices and reliable shipping, Google is looking for sellers like you.

Let us show you around.

Apply to sell on Google

Can you sell on Google ?

  • Have a Google merchant account with products loaded to it, in order to apply for Google. It is simple and free to create.
  • Get accepted to the marketplace. See the steps here.
  • If you are interested in connecting your Google account to GeekSeller account, please contact us.

About Google

Buy on Google is a shopping program that functions like Amazon, Walmart, and eBay. It allows you to list products on Google; not through a link to your website, but as Google listing you can dropship.

Google calls this program Buy on Google because as you submit your products to Google, they make them available on multiple Google platforms including Google Assistant (similar to Amazon’s Alexa) and a visually familiar online marketplace.

News

We cover the most important news from the e-commerce and retail industries, with our commentary and inside information.

EU to Eliminate €150 Duty-Free Threshold for Imports

There were two billion parcels under this limit arriving in 2023 in Europe, which put a huge strain on customs. As reported by Financial Times, the EU is set to impose customs duties on low-cost goods from Chinese online retailers like Temu, SHEIN, and AliExpress, scrapping the €150 duty-free threshold. I guess it’s just a matter of time before we see this coming to the US.

What is the Fastest Growing Area in Logistics?

I am not a logistics expert, but logistics and 3PL are very important to GeekSeller and our customers. We have integrations and relationships with various logistics companies. Recently, I came across a post on Reddit that inspired me to dig deeper into the topic. According to the post, as voted by Redditors, the fastest growing area in logistics is the final mile.

Changes happening with the “de minimis thresholds” rule

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is intensifying efforts to crack down on small package imports, which is a key issue for many marketplaces like Amazon, Walmart,eBay, and Etsy. CBP has suspended some brokers for non-compliance as part of these efforts to enhance enforcement. This enforcement might suggest that the government will take even more steps soon.

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