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Sell From Magento 2 (Adobe) To Pronto - Automate US Feeds

Formatting a complex Magento catalog into TXT for an established US comparison engine takes real developer time. Koongo builds and hosts your Pronto feed instead.

*Free plan available. No credit card required. Paid plans from 24 EUR/month.

What is Magento 2 (Adobe) + Pronto Integration?

Magento 2 (Adobe) supports complex, high-volume catalogs, and Koongo turns that catalog into a feed built for Pronto. Product titles, descriptions, and pricing convert automatically into the TXT format Pronto accepts, replacing custom export scripts many Magento merchants rely on. Pronto works a bit differently from most comparison sites - Koongo generates and hosts your feed, and you send that feed URL to Pronto for review and activation. This works even with a large Magento catalog, once your merchant account is registered. Pronto has been an established US price comparison engine since 2005, offering free product listings to reach deal-oriented shoppers across a sizable catalog.

Key Benefits:

From signup to first Pronto order in 3 steps

1
Create your Koongo account, start your free plan, and connect your Magento 2 (Adobe) store.
2
Set up the connection to Pronto and automate your product listings — no manual work needed.
3
Start getting new sales from Pronto. Track and manage your orders directly in your Magento 2 (Adobe) store.

Why now? What’s at stake

If you connect Magento 2 (Adobe) to Pronto with Koongo
  • Reach new customers instantly on Pronto

  • Increase product visibility and boost sales

  • Avoid errors that cause listing rejections or overselling

  • Free up time and focus on growing your business

If you don’t automate this process:
  • Miss out on sales due to delayed updates

  • Risk overselling or violating platform policies

  • Spend hours manually fixing product or order issues

  • Let competitors list faster and sell more

FAQs

Yes, even with a complex Magento catalog. Koongo's feed manager builds and hosts your Pronto feed automatically.
You'll need to register a merchant account on Pronto, then use Koongo to generate and host a feed in the TXT format Pronto accepts, and send the feed URL for review and activation.
Koongo refreshes your Pronto feed regularly based on stock and pricing changes in Magento 2 (Adobe), which matters more once manual updates aren't realistic.
Setup is straightforward, even for large catalogs, since Koongo's feed manager handles the formatting and hosting. Review and activation timing then depends on Pronto.
No. Pronto offers free product listings, even for large catalogs. Koongo's own plans are separate, starting free with paid tiers from €24 per month.
Pronto's established US presence since 2005 and free listings make it a low-risk way for a Magento merchant with a large catalog to reach deal-oriented shoppers.