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Highstreet.io

Italian SaaS platform that optimises product feeds for Google Shopping, Meta and Bing ads and lists catalogues on marketplaces such as Amazon, Zalando and eBay.

  • Product Feed Management
  • Enterprise pricing

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ecommerceguide summary

Highstreet.io is a feed management platform from Kipcast S.r.l. that optimises product data for Google Shopping, Meta Ads and Bing, and publishes catalogues to marketplaces including Amazon, Zalando and eBay with order synchronisation. It connects to Shopify, Adobe Commerce, TikTok and Google Merchant Center. Generative AI writes feed titles and descriptions, tailors content per marketplace and classifies product data. A separate module runs Google Local Inventory Ads for physical stores. Access is by demo request.

Why it stands out

Italian platform from Kipcast S.r.l. that formats feeds via PayPal Store Sync so catalogues are discoverable in ChatGPT and Google AI Mode.

What Highstreet.io does

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  • Feeds built for Google Shopping, Meta Ads and Bing campaigns
  • Marketplace publishing and order sync for Amazon, Zalando, eBay
  • AI enrichment writes feed titles and product descriptions
  • AI tailors descriptions to each marketplace's content standards
  • Local Inventory Campaign module for Google local inventory ads
  • Store Sync formats feeds for ChatGPT and Google AI Mode
  • Vendor lists over 200 marketplaces, social shops and ads channels
  • Integrates with Shopify, Adobe Commerce, TikTok, Google Merchant Center

Capabilities named on the vendor's page

  • AI shopping feeds
  • Local inventory
  • Order syndication
  • Realtime sync

Highstreet.io pricing

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Model
Enterprise pricing

Works with

Store platforms

  • Adobe Commerce logoAdobe Commerce
  • Shopify logoShopify

Cart and platform connectors named on the vendor's site.

Selling channels

  • Affiliate networks
  • Amazon logoAmazon
  • eBay logoeBay
  • Google
  • EU marketplaces
  • Meta
  • Microsoft
  • Pinterest
  • TikTok

Channels the vendor says it can publish feeds to.

Categories and use cases

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