Basketly or Feedink: what to pick for your feed
Feedink is a feed management tool that publishes products to price comparison sites, affiliate networks, marketplaces and ad channels. Basketly is narrower: it fixes the feed for Meta and Google and adds a product diagnosis, catalogue ad images, purchases from orders and a sales report.
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| Basketly | Feedink | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | An app for the shop: a feed for Meta and Google, product diagnosis, images, purchases from orders, a sales report | A tool to manage a feed and publish it to many channels |
| Where it publishes the feed | Meta Commerce Manager and Google Merchant Center | Comparison sites, affiliate networks, marketplaces and ad channels; the page shows Ceneo, idealo, Google Shopping, Facebook, TikTok and others |
| Where products come from | A feed address, a file or the shop API (Shoper, IdoSell, BaseLinker, WooCommerce, Shopify) | XML, CSV, an API or automatic crawling |
| Fixes | Automatic fixes and rules; a 44-check diagnosis against Google and Meta requirements | Feed editing without IT and adaptation to the chosen channel |
| Ad images from the feed | Yes: a template gallery, an editor, Figma import | Image generation is not described on the page we read |
| Purchases to Meta and other platforms | Yes, from shop orders | Not described on the page we read |
| Price from | Free up to 100 orders; Start USD 39 a month up to 1,000 orders | A freemium version with no card; the home page gives no prices for paid plans |
A feed for many places or a feed for ads
If you also sell through Ceneo, idealo or marketplaces, you need a tool that knows their formats. Feedink shows those channels on its page. If your growth is mostly Meta and Google ads, what matters more is that products are not rejected and look right in the catalogue. That second job is what Basketly does.
What you get with Basketly
- The shop feed repaired automatically and rewritten with rules, at its own address for Meta and Google.
- A product diagnosis: 44 checks showing the offending value and whether an automatic fix repairs it.
- Catalogue ad images drawn from product data, with a template gallery and Figma import.
- Purchases from the shop to Meta and other platforms, and a sales report, in the same app.
- A price that follows orders, not the number of products.
Moving to Basketly, step by step
- Add a feed in Basketly: the address of your current feed, or the shop through its API.
- Check the product diagnosis and switch on automatic fixes.
- Give the generated address to Meta Commerce Manager and Google Merchant Center as a new source.
- Keep Feedink for comparison sites and marketplaces if you use them.
When Basketly is the better pick
- You advertise on Meta and Google and want products not to be rejected.
- You want catalogue ad images and purchases from orders in the same tool.
- You prefer a price that follows orders, not catalogue size.
When Feedink is the better pick
- You publish products to price comparison sites, affiliate networks and marketplaces.
- You want to start on a freemium plan with no card, with one tool for many channels.
- Product data has to be pulled from XML, CSV or crawling a page.
What Basketly does not do
- It does not publish a feed to comparison sites, affiliate networks or marketplaces: it serves Meta and Google.
- A rewritten feed does not guarantee Google or Meta accept every product.
- Meta accepting a purchase does not prove a campaign optimises on it or that an ad gets the credit.
Sources
- Feedink: strona główna (checked )
For a feed for Meta and Google, yes. If you publish products to comparison sites or marketplaces, you still need a tool for those channels.
Yes, and it is a common setup: Feedink for comparison sites, Basketly for Meta and Google. Give each channel only one feed source.
Feedink’s home page (29 Oct 2026) mentions a freemium version with no card and gives no prices for paid plans. Check the current price list with the vendor.
Free up to 100 orders a month, Start USD 39 a month up to 1,000 orders. The limit counts orders, not products.
Nobody can honestly promise that. A correct feed removes reasons for rejection, but ad results also depend on creative, budget and Meta.
See also
- Product feedsYour shop’s feed fixed automatically and by your rules, every product diagnosed against Google Merchant Center and Meta catalogue requirements, served at its own address.Read
- Product statisticsImpressions, clicks and spend of every product in Meta catalogue ads, next to views, carts and sales in your shop.Read
- Basketly vs DataFeedWatchDataFeedWatch (multi-channel feed management) next to Basketly (feed fixes for Meta and Google plus ad images and a report): a table, prices with the date, when to pick which.Read
- Missing GTINA product without a GTIN (EAN/UPC): when you must give one, when not, and how to fix it.Read
- Products Meta barely shows in catalogue ads: how to find them and give them a chanceHow to see which products Meta barely shows in catalogue ads, read impressions, product views and sales side by side, and turn them into a separate feed.Read
Get started in under 5 minutes
Connect your shop and Meta and see how many purchases really arrive.
- Free up to 100 orders a month
- No developer needed
- Purchase balance and self-check