Frequently asked questions

Sprika is a feed platform for items that sell fast: auctions, machinery, vehicles, refurbished and second-hand goods. It reads your product data, runs your rules, builds a feed for each channel (Google, Meta, Blocket, price comparison sites and more) and takes sold, closed and withdrawn items out of every channel within minutes.

When your system tells Sprika through the webhook, a sold item goes to the front of the queue and every channel’s file is rebuilt without it right away. Sprika’s target is that 95 % of removals are done within 5 minutes, and it measures this for every item and channel so you can see the real numbers. Channels then fetch the file on their own schedule. Removal through the channels’ own APIs, starting with Meta’s catalogue, is coming, so that last step takes seconds too.

Shopify and WooCommerce through their APIs, and any product feed in JSON, XML or CSV at a URL. Sprika proposes the fields, the status and the variants from your file and previews the items before you import. A signed webhook lets your system report sales at once.

Yes. Paste the address of a Channable feed and Sprika proposes the same channel: the mapping, lookup tables and rules, and how identical the result will be before you save. Shadow mode then compares Sprika’s feed with Channable’s every night and shows each difference, so you switch when the numbers say you can.

Only the average number of live items per day. Every channel and every feature is in every paid plan. If you go over your plan, Sprika tells you, but your feeds never stop and you are never upgraded automatically. Yearly billing costs ten months, and your first paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial.

In the EU: Sprika’s servers are in Stockholm and the feed files in Cloudflare’s EU storage. API keys you give Sprika are stored encrypted, and every organization’s data is kept apart in the database itself.

Never in substance. Your title, description and images stay as you wrote them. Rules can add new fields or make technical changes you choose, such as a length limit for one channel, and every change shows which rule made it.