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# Free Listings
Show eligible products across Google without paying for ads with Channable CSS.
Free Listings are a Google Shopping feature that allows eligible products to appear across Google without paid advertising.
They're a great way to drive shoppers to your online store from Google Search, Shopping, Images, Maps, Lens, YouTube, and other Google surfaces at no additional cost to your business.
#### Benefits of Free Listings
Free Listings can help you:
* Reach shoppers without an additional advertising budget.
* Show product details, including price and availability, in Google results.
* Increase visibility alongside paid Shopping ads.
Google uses your product data to match eligible products with relevant shopper searches. Free Listings do not guarantee product visibility.
#### Free Listings with Channable CSS
Channable CSS lets you use Channable as your Comparison Shopping Service for Free Listings in Europe. Select Channable CSS in Google Merchant Center to use it for this destination.
{% hint style="info" %}
Free Listings can only be enabled for one CSS per unique website domain.
{% endhint %}
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