TrueStockSee what's really in stock before you click.
Google Shopping says "in stock". The shop says "more on the way" or "ships in 10–13 weeks". TrueStock checks every result on the shop's own site and tells you which is true.
Works on Google Shopping at google.co.uk and google.com. No account, no tracking.
How it works
Search as normal
Use Google Shopping the way you already do. Nothing to set up.
TrueStock asks each shop
Your browser looks up every result on the shop's own website and reads the stock and delivery time from the product page.
Badges appear
Each result gets a badge within a few seconds. Hover for the details, or hide everything you can't buy now.
What the badges mean
Available now, with delivery time where the shop gives one.
You can order, but it's on back order or weeks away.
The shop has none. The Google listing is wrong.
The shop couldn't be checked, so TrueStock doesn't guess.
A badge with a dashed edge means the answer came from the page's wording rather than the shop's product data. It's usually right, but worth a look.
Good to know
Private
No account, no server, no analytics. Shop pages are fetched by your own browser without your cookies, and what TrueStock learns stays on your computer. Privacy policy
Sizes and colours
For shops built on Shopify, TrueStock checks the size or colour named in the result, so a shoe in UK 9 isn't marked in stock just because UK 7 is.
An early version
TrueStock is new and still improving. It works best for specialist and independent shops. Music gear, beauty, games, pets and garden are strongest so far. Big chains with heavy bot protection, some fashion sites, and marketplaces like eBay and Amazon often show as Unverified. When it isn't sure, it says so rather than guessing.
A shop isn't verifying?
Open the TrueStock popup, click Copy diagnostics, and paste it into the feedback form. Every report helps another shop work.