To be eligible to show the free and fast delivery annotation on your Shopping ads, and free product listings, you'll need to meet certain checkout and landing page requirements. These are in place to ensure a consistent user experience.
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Requirements
Checkout: You must provide users with at least one delivery option that explicitly shows the fast and free delivery option in addition to other paid delivery options. Delivery times for fast delivery vary with the country of sale. Refer to the table below for more details.
Landing page: For eligible products, product landing pages must not have delivery information inconsistent with free and fast delivery.
| Country | Delivery time for fast delivery |
| Australia | 3 days |
| Brazil | 4 days |
| Canada | 3 days |
| Japan | 1 day |
| India | 2 days |
| New Zealand | 1 day |
| United Kingdom | 3 days |
| United States | 3 days |
Checkout delivery scenarios
Note: The examples here aren't exhaustive. We've included some alternative phrasing possibilities, but they may not cover your delivery options exactly. The most important thing to remember is that your delivery configuration must offer a fast and free delivery option, inclusive of processing and handling time.
Things to remember while setting up your delivery configuration:
- You can enter an actual date (for example, 'Arrives by 23 July') or the number of business days in a range (for example, 'Arrives in 1–3 days').
- If you enter a date range, Google will use the longest estimated time.
- Google will automatically include processing or handling time in the delivery time calculation.
- The sum of handling and transit time shouldn't exceed what's configured in your Merchant Center account. Even though it's within the specified definition of fast delivery, you may not be qualified if it exceeds the delivery speed specified in your Merchant Center account or delivery feed.
- Anyone should be able to access the checkout page with the estimated delivery date without having to sign in.