Ecwid Platform

Because Ecwid catalogs are often reused across several storefronts and sales channels, keeping product data, stock levels, and pricing accurate everywhere can quickly become a manual chore. Connecting Ecwid to Feedance lets merchants turn that catalog into structured, always-current feeds for shopping channels and marketplaces without maintaining spreadsheets or exporting data by hand.

Feedance reads product and inventory data directly from Ecwid and reflects order activity, so listings can stay aligned with what is actually in stock and for sale, reducing overselling and out-of-date pricing across every place the Ecwid catalog is embedded.

Feedance connects to Ecwid using a secure, authorized connection to your store's data. You grant access once through an authorization flow, and Feedance is then able to read the store information needed to build and maintain your feeds without you sharing your Ecwid login credentials.

Once authorized, Feedance communicates with your Ecwid store to retrieve product details and stock levels and to pick up order updates, keeping your feeds built on live store data rather than a one-time export.

• API access requires a paid Ecwid plan. Ecwid's store data API is only available on paid plans; stores on Ecwid's free plan cannot expose product, inventory, or order data through the API, which means a paid subscription is required before a feed connection can work.
• One catalog, many storefronts. Ecwid is designed to let a single product catalog be embedded into multiple websites and channels at once. If you display your Ecwid catalog in more than one place, keep in mind that a feed built from Ecwid reflects that single shared catalog, not a per-storefront variant.
• Request limits apply. Ecwid enforces a request rate limit on its API, so very large catalogs or frequent updates are synced in batches rather than all at once to stay within those limits.
• Real-time change notifications. Ecwid supports webhook-style notifications when store data changes, which allows product and order updates to be picked up promptly rather than only on a fixed schedule.

1. Log in to your Feedance account and start adding a new store connection.
2. Select Ecwid as your platform from the list of supported platforms.
3. Authorize Feedance to access your Ecwid store when prompted, using your Ecwid account credentials.
4. Confirm the connection and let Feedance perform its initial import of your products and inventory.
5. Review your imported catalog in Feedance and configure your feed settings for the channels you want to publish to.

Feedance keeps your Ecwid product, inventory, and order data updated on a regular automated schedule, with important changes such as stock levels reflected promptly so your feeds stay reliable without manual re-imports.

1. Fill in complete product titles, descriptions, and category assignments in Ecwid so your feeds arrive with clean, channel-ready data.
2. Use high-quality product images for every variant, since incomplete image data is a common cause of listing disapprovals downstream.
3. Keep pricing and stock counts accurate in Ecwid rather than relying on manual overrides, so Feedance can propagate correct availability automatically.
4. If your catalog is embedded across multiple storefronts, decide which categories or products should actually be included in your feeds before publishing.
5. Review your Feedance feed regularly after large catalog changes in Ecwid, such as bulk imports or seasonal product updates, to confirm everything synced as expected.