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# Set up Free Listings for Channable CSS

Check eligibility, meet product requirements, and confirm your Free Listings status.

When you create a Google Merchant Center account, Free Listings are usually turned on by default. Your products can appear in Free Listings if they meet Google’s requirements.

#### Requirements

Your products must be[ eligible for free listings](https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/12073010?sjid=4328049268187490203-EU).

To make products eligible for Free Listings:

* Add or review your return policy in your Merchant Center account.
* Set up shipping in your Merchant Center account, or provide shipping costs with the shipping attribute where required.
* Provide accurate product details by mapping[ required attributes](https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/13889434?hl=en#zippy=:~:text=of%20service.-,Provide%20the%20required%20product%20attributes,-The%20product%20details).

Learn more at[ Google's Free Listings requirements](https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/13889434).

#### Check Free Listings are enabled

* In Google Merchant Center, go to **Marketing > Marketing methods**.
* Ensure **Free listings** are enabled.

#### Check your Free Listings status

If you've uploaded product data to Google Merchant Center already, or are pushing product data via a Google Shopping feed or API channel in Channable, your products are likely already appearing as free listing in searches, as long as they meet requirements.

**How to confirm**

* In your Merchant Center account, go to **Products > Needs attention** and click **View history**.
* You'll see which of your products are eligible for free listings by selecting the product status in the filter **Marketing method: Free listings**.

If your products are not eligible and you see CSS not selected for this destination, continue with Solve “CSS not selected for this destination” for Free Listings.

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