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GPSR listing check: is your online offer ready?

Marketplaces ask for GPSR details before a product can be listed for EU customers. Tick what your listing and product already have to see what is missing.

Checked against the sources on 7 October 2026

Your listing

The online offer
On the product, its packaging or an accompanying document
Behind the scenes (manufacturer)

GPSR listing check

0 of 11 ready

Still missing:

  • Manufacturer's name, registered trade name or trade mark, postal and email address (Art. 19(a))
  • Name, postal and email address of the responsible person in the EU (Art. 19(b))
  • Product identification: a picture, the type and any other product identifier (Art. 19(c))
  • Warnings and safety information, in a language consumers in each country of sale easily understand (Art. 19(d))
  • Type, batch or serial number, or another identifier, easily visible and legible (Art. 9(5))
  • Manufacturer's name, registered trade name or trade mark, postal and email address (Art. 9(6))
  • Responsible person's name and contact details, including postal and email address (on the product, packaging, parcel or an accompanying document) (Art. 16(3))
  • Clear instructions and safety information in a language consumers easily understand (Art. 9(7))
  • Internal risk analysis and technical documentation, kept up to date and kept for 10 years (Art. 9(2), 9(3))
  • A public channel for complaints and accident reports (phone, email or a web page) (Art. 9(11))
  • An internal register of safety complaints, recalls and corrective measures (Art. 9(12))

Checklist from Articles 9, 11, 16 and 19 of Regulation (EU) 2023/988. Products under their own EU law (CE marking) follow that law's labelling rules; the Article 19 listing information applies to them too.

Nothing you tick is stored or sent.

What it checks

  • the information every online offer must show (Article 19);
  • the details on the product, its packaging or an accompanying document (Articles 9(5) to 9(7), 11(3) and 16(3));
  • the records a manufacturer keeps: technical documentation, a complaints channel and a register (Article 9(2), (3), (11) and (12)).

What it does not check

Whether the product is safe, and whether what you enter is correct. A marketplace checks that the fields are filled in; their accuracy stays your responsibility. Products under their own EU law, such as toys or electrical equipment, follow that law's labelling rules instead of Articles 9 and 11, but the listing information of Article 19 applies to them too.

Need the label text? Use the label generator. Not sure whether you need a responsible person? Start with the GPSR check.

Sources

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