Most feed tools start with a question you may not be able to answer: where is your product feed? Recognised platforms turn that around. Paste the address of something you already know - your dealership website, your store, a feed URL someone sent you - and Ducted works out where the data lives and how to read it.
Paste the dealership website address, or the inventory feed URL you already have. Ducted finds the vehicles and recognises the format.
Paste the dealership website address. Ducted locates the inventory API and reads it directly - no file, no export, nothing for anyone to produce. The whole inventory comes through, new and used alike, with the asking price decoded from the encoded block DealerOn publishes it in.
Paste the dealership website address. Ducted finds the inventory data behind the site and reads the full catalog.
Paste the dealership website address. Ducted finds the inventory behind the site - sold vehicles and photo-less listings already filtered out.
Paste the powersports dealership website address. Ducted finds the inventory behind the site - ATVs, side-by-sides, motorcycles and personal watercraft as structured records, prices already in dollars.
Paste your Inventory Online feed URL. Ducted knows the IOL format on sight and AutoMap pre-fills the mapping, so your full catalog is ready for Google, Meta, Microsoft and TikTok.
Paste the store address, or your collection on a shared creator store. Sizes and colours come through as their own records.
Paste your shop address. Ducted reads the catalog behind it - every product, size and colour as its own record, ready for Google Shopping, Meta and TikTok.
Paste your store address. Ducted reads the whole catalog behind it - every colour and size as its own record, with its price and sale price in your store currency, stock and images.
Paste your Spring store address. Ducted reads the catalog behind it - every colour and size of every design as its own record, with its price, mockup images, availability and Google product category.
Paste your Pop-Up Store address. Ducted reads the catalog behind it - every size and colour as its own record, with its price, stock, mockups and the product description.
Paste your Bonfire store address. Ducted reads the designs behind it - every colour and size as its own record, with its price, images and stock.
Paste your store address, or the address of one collection, and Ducted reads the catalog behind it - every size and colour as its own record with its price, sale price, images and stock, nothing installed.
Paste the store address. Ducted reads the catalog behind it, with no plugin and no API keys, and every variant arrives as its own record.
Paste your store address, or the address of one collection, and Ducted reads the catalog behind it - every size and colour as its own record with its price, sale price, images and stock, nothing installed.
Paste your store address. Ducted reads your catalog through the public product API - every variation of a variable product as its own record, with no plugin and no API keys.
Recognising a platform means Ducted knows two things: where the data sits, and what shape it arrives in. That removes the two steps that usually stall a feed project - finding an endpoint nobody documented, and working out which of a hundred columns matter.
Everything after that is the same as any other source. Map the fields, transform what needs transforming, validate against the channel spec, and serve a permanent feed URL.
Ducted also reads plain feed URLs, files and REST APIs, so a platform doesn't need to be recognised to work - you just point Ducted at the data yourself. And if the data isn't published anywhere, Website Indexing builds the source from the site.
Create a free account and paste your first address, or validate a feed you already run, free and without an account.