An eligible Google Product Ratings aggregator.
Revi appears on Google’s list of eligible Product Ratings aggregators. Participation requires applicable requirements to be met, and Google decides whether ratings are used and displayed.
RICH SNIPPETS IN SEARCHES
Separate Product Ratings from organic rich results.
Product Ratings and organic rich results are different surfaces. In both cases data must be consistent with the product, and Google controls final display.
Prepare product ratings for Shopping surfaces.
Reviews must match identifiable products and comply with programme policies and requirements. Aggregator listing does not guarantee stars, coverage or timing.
Keep identifiers and catalogue data consistent.
Consistent GTIN, brand, MPN and related data help match ratings to products. Merchants should maintain catalogue quality and review Merchant Center diagnostics.
Who it is for
Who it is for
- Ecommerce sites with product reviews and consistent catalogue data.
- Teams preparing Merchant Center feeds.
- Merchants separating organic markup from Product Ratings.
How it works
How it works
- Collect product reviews linked to identifiable items.
- Keep identifiers and catalogue data consistent.
- Prepare and submit information under applicable requirements.
- Google processes the data and decides how it is used and displayed.
What you can do
What you can do
- Structured collection of product reviews.
- Integrations that can relate orders, products and identifiers.
- Support for a Product Ratings data flow where the merchant is eligible.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is Revi a Google Ads Partner?
This page concerns Revi’s eligibility as a Product Ratings aggregator, not the Google Partners agency programme.
Will stars always appear?
No. Google controls display under its requirements, systems and policies.
Which data helps match a review to a product?
Consistent identifiers such as GTIN, brand and MPN, alongside coherent catalogue data, help matching.
Are Product Ratings and rich results the same?
No. Product Ratings and organic rich results are separate surfaces and processes.
Sources and review
Content reviewed on 2026-08-11
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