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PRICERUNNER FEED

PriceRunner Product Feed

A PriceRunner product feed lists your catalog on the PriceRunner comparison engine, where shoppers compare prices across merchants. Pricefy builds it from your catalog — mapped to PriceRunner's feed requirements, validated before it ships, and refreshed on schedule with your repriced, in-stock prices.

XML · CSV/TXT
Supported feed formats
4
Country templates in Pricefy
Scheduled URL
Feed delivery
THE BASICS

What is a PriceRunner product feed?

A PriceRunner product feed is a structured file of your products — each with a name, price, identifiers, category, product URL and image — that you submit so PriceRunner can list you against other merchants selling the same product. Shoppers land on a product page and compare offers, largely on price.

Because comparison engines rank offers heavily by price, two things decide how you do: an accurate, complete feed so your products match correctly, and a competitive price so you place well. Keeping both current as your catalog and the market move is the job Pricefy automates.

FEED SPECIFICATION

What PriceRunner expects

The essentials of a PriceRunner product feed. Pricefy maps your catalog to every required field and validates the feed before delivery — see PriceRunner's merchant documentation for the authoritative, always-current requirements.

Formats
XML or delimited text (CSV/TXT)
Delivery
Scheduled fetch from a feed URL
Matching
Product identifiers (EAN/GTIN, brand + MPN) drive product matching
Refresh
Keep prices, stock and delivery cost current — daily or intraday

Core required fields

  • Product name — clear, matchable product title
  • Category — your product category
  • SKU — your unique product identifier
  • Brand / manufacturer — the product brand
  • EAN / GTIN — the product identifier used for matching
  • Price — the current price, incl. VAT and currency
  • Product URL — the product landing page
  • Image URL — the main product image
  • Delivery cost & availability — shipping cost and stock status

Exact field names and requirements are set by PriceRunner and can vary by market. Pricefy's validation flags what each product is missing before the feed ships.

Klarna / PriceRunner: product feed specification
HOW PRICEFY EXPORTS TO PRICERUNNER

From catalog to a competitive listing

1

Import your catalog

Connect Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, PrestaShop or Magento — or import a CSV. Products, prices and stock sync automatically.

2

Load the PriceRunner template

Pick PriceRunner and your country: Pricefy loads the feed spec — required fields, format and identifiers.

3

Map, enrich and validate

Map your fields to PriceRunner's, ensure EAN/brand+MPN are present for matching, and let validation flag incomplete products before they ship.

4

Publish price-aware

Deliver a feed URL that refreshes on schedule — carrying the prices your repricing rules produce, with out-of-stock SKUs excluded automatically.

On a comparison engine, price is the ranking — so let it come from your repricing engine

Most feed tools just move your catalog to PriceRunner. Pricefy is a price intelligence platform first: competitor monitoring on every plan shows exactly where you sit against the other offers, and from the Pro plan up, dynamic repricing publishes your adjusted prices straight into the feed. On a channel where shoppers sort by price, that's the difference between the top of the list and the bottom.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

PriceRunner product feeds, answered

What format does a PriceRunner feed use?
PriceRunner accepts XML and delimited text (CSV/TXT) product feeds, typically delivered from a scheduled URL. Pricefy generates the format the channel expects and validates the structure before delivery.
What fields are required for PriceRunner?
A product name, category, SKU, brand, product identifier (EAN/GTIN), price incl. VAT, product URL, image URL, delivery cost and availability are the core fields — with identifiers driving how your products match. Pricefy flags anything a product is missing before the feed ships.
Why does price matter so much on PriceRunner?
PriceRunner is a comparison engine: shoppers see every merchant offering a product side by side and sort by price. A competitive, current price is what wins the click — which is why Pricefy pairs the feed with competitor monitoring and repricing.
Can Pricefy put my repriced prices into the PriceRunner feed?
Yes — that's the point. Prices in the feed come from your Pricefy repricing rules (dynamic repricing from the Pro plan up), so your listing reflects your live competitive position, not a stale export.

Other feed channels

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