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# Channable CSS
Join Channable's Comparison Shopping Service (CSS) for Google Shopping.
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Channable offers a Comparison Shopping Service (CSS) that you can easily sign up for. By joining, your products will be displayed on the Channable CSS in the countries where your products are listed.
Sign upLearn more
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### How Channable CSS works
### Benefits of Channable CSS
Using Channable CSS offers several advantages:
1. A **20% discount**, which means either:
* Lower costs for the same CPC, or
* **25%** **more bidding power** with your current budget
2. **0% deducted from your bids**, giving you better control over your ad spend.
3. **Seamless integration with Channable Insights**, making it easy to:
* Manage your accounts
* Track product-level performance
* Improve your Shopping ads
[Learn more about the benefits](/css/readme/benefits-of-using-channable-css.md)
### Channable CSS Pricing
Channable CSS offers two plans for each active standalone Merchant Center account or subaccount within a Multi-Client Account (MCA):
* **CSS Standard:** €29 (or $35) per month
* **CSS Pro:** €99 per month
The MCA itself is not charged, only its active subaccounts.
For a detailed explanation of how the pricing works, including examples and information on managing multiple accounts, [refer to our CSS Pricing page](/account-billing/manage-your-subscription/channables-pricing-plans/css-pricing.md).
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