Turn your TomatoCart catalog into feeds that know what sells.

TomatoCart is an open-source, PHP-based online shopping cart platform that was developed by Elootec Technology Co., Ltd. as a branch of the well-known osCommerce project. It stood out from its osCommerce roots by adding a desktop-style, ExtJS-powered admin panel, along with built-in CMS, dashboard, and basic CRM/email tools for merchants. TomatoCart runs on a standard PHP and MySQL stack and was released under the GNU General Public License v2 (GPLv2), making its source code freely available for self-hosting and modification.

The project was most active between roughly 2010 and 2014, with its last widely-used stable release (version 1.1.8.6.1) published in early 2014. A follow-up rewrite, TomatoCart v2.0, was started as a more modern, extensible framework but saw only limited development activity before the project's public presence largely went quiet around 2015. Today TomatoCart is best understood as a legacy, niche e-commerce platform: existing installations may still run in the wild, but active development, official support, and its original marketing site are no longer maintained.

• Connect once, no manual exports
• Catalog changes reach your feeds on every sync
• Product Score, 4T, Price War and Broken Size labels on every product
• One source, a tailored feed for each of 200+ channels

If your store still runs on TomatoCart, keeping product listings, stock levels, and order information synchronized with marketplaces, comparison shopping engines, and advertising channels typically means exporting data by hand or maintaining a custom script. Feedance removes that manual work by connecting directly to your store and turning your catalog into clean, structured feeds that downstream channels can consume.

For a platform like TomatoCart, where the surrounding ecosystem of apps and integrations has largely stopped growing, having a dependable way to pull product, inventory, and order data out of the store is especially valuable. Feedance lets you keep using your existing TomatoCart installation while still participating in modern multi-channel selling, without needing to migrate platforms just to get workable feed automation.

Feedance reads three groups of TomatoCart data. Each one has a job in the feed.

Feedance does not access or modify customer records, coupons or gift cards, shipping and tax configuration, or subscriber lists on TomatoCart or any other connected platform.

Feedance connects directly to your TomatoCart store using your store's own credentials and access details. Once the connection is authorized, Feedance reads your product, inventory, and order data on a scheduled basis and keeps it available for the feeds and integrations you configure. No plugin marketplace dependency or manual file exports are required on an ongoing basis.

Because TomatoCart is no longer under active development, the exact connection details can vary depending on which version and configuration your store is running. Feedance's onboarding flow walks you through providing the required store information so the connection can be validated before your first sync runs.

1. 01
   Log in to your Feedance account and start a new platform connection.
2. 02
   Select TomatoCart from the list of available platforms.
3. 03
   Enter your TomatoCart store's connection details as prompted by Feedance's setup flow.
4. 04
   Authorize the connection so Feedance can securely access your Products, Inventory, and Orders data.
5. 05
   Run an initial sync, review the imported catalog and stock data, and then configure your feeds and sync schedule.

Feedance keeps your TomatoCart product, inventory, and order data updated on a regular automated schedule, so your feeds reflect recent catalog and stock changes without manual intervention. Exact sync frequency depends on your Feedance plan and configuration, and you can typically trigger a manual sync at any time if you need the latest data immediately.

• Feed Protection can stop an update when something looks wrong

Once TomatoCart is connected, every channel gets its own feed from the same source, with Feedance labels in custom label fields.

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• Keep product titles and descriptions complete and consistent in TomatoCart, since Feedance builds your feeds directly from this source data.
• Make sure every product has at least one clear, properly-sized image, as missing images are a common cause of channel rejections.
• Review and clean up outdated or discontinued products in your TomatoCart catalog regularly so they don't carry through into your feeds.
• Keep stock levels accurate in TomatoCart so Feedance's inventory sync prevents overselling on connected channels.
• Standardize pricing and variant data across your catalog to reduce mismatches when feeds are mapped to marketplace requirements.