Google has expanded Merchant Center for Agencies to agencies globally. The rollout extends access to agencies outside the U.S. and Canada, where the platform first launched in March. The update was confirmed by Google Ads Liaison in a post on X.
Merchant Center for Agencies is a management layer built above individual client Google Merchant Center accounts. Access is restricted to agencies managing Merchant Center accounts on behalf of other businesses. Individual brands are not eligible for the platform.
What the Platform Does
Agency overview dashboard brings client accounts into one view
This dashboard gives agencies a single interface where multiple client accounts can be tracked together. The hub provides agencies with a unified view of all connected client accounts from a single login, including onboarding status and active critical alerts. Rather than logging into each client account separately to check for feed errors or account issues, agencies can monitor account health across their full portfolio from one interface.
Portfolio-wide diagnostics highlight issues across clients
Another part of the update is portfolio-wide diagnostics. Portfolio-wide diagnostics allow agencies to filter issues by client, country, or marketing method and sort them by potential impact. Store quality metrics, out-of-stock inventory monitoring, and promotions management are available within individual client account views.
Ads opportunities link product data to campaign decisions
The platform also includes an ads opportunities feature that aims to identify high-potential, low-traffic products across the full client portfolio. From that view, agencies can set custom label values for campaign targeting within Google Ads without navigating into each account individually.
Client optimization tools focus on product and inventory signals
The client optimization section is built around monitoring store quality metrics and inventory status. One example includes tracking out-of-stock products. Agencies can also manage promotions from within the interface, which ties product availability and campaign activity together.
Merchant Center for Agencies is accessible at merchants.google.com for existing Merchant Center users. Watch the video below to learn more about Merchant Center for Agencies.
What this Rollout Means for Advertisers and Marketers
The platform is part of Google's broader move to consolidate agency-side account management within its own ecosystem, reducing the need for manual account-switching workflows or third-party feed management tools.
For agencies working with large advertiser groups, especially in retail and e-commerce, the update ties together product availability, diagnostics, and campaign-level decisions in one system.
Recap
What is Google Merchant Center for Agencies?
Google Merchant Center for Agencies is a management hub that sits above individual client Merchant Center accounts, giving agencies a single login to monitor diagnostics, onboarding status, critical alerts, and optimization opportunities across all clients without account-switching.
Who can access Google Merchant Center for Agencies?
Access is restricted to agencies managing Google Merchant Center accounts on behalf of other businesses. Individual brands are not eligible. The hub is accessible at merchants.google.com for existing Merchant Center users.
How does Google Merchant Center for Agencies differ from the March 2026 US and Canada launch?
The platform's features are unchanged — the global rollout extends access to agencies outside the US and Canada. The hub first became available to US and Canada-based agencies in March 2026. The May 11, 2026 announcement confirmed that agencies worldwide can now access it at merchants.google.com.






