Google OAuth verification and Marketplace review, prepared right the first time
OAuth verification, Google Workspace Marketplace listings and Chrome Web Store reviews reject apps for small, fixable things: a demo video that skips a scope, a homepage the reviewer can’t load, a domain verified under the wrong account, a product name without its trademark notice. I prepare your submission so none of those come back.
I build and ship Bimb (a Chrome extension) and Clipmail (a Gmail add-on). Clipmail’s OAuth verification was approved after one round of fixes, in October 2026, and I know what each of those reviews checks.
OAuth verification prep: $274
For apps requesting sensitive scopes. Done in 3 business days.
- A scope review: which scopes you can drop or narrow, and a justification for each one you keep.
- A shot list for the demo video, and a check of your recording before you submit it.
- Privacy policy wording, including the Limited Use disclosure for Google user data.
- A homepage, branding and domain-verification checklist, checked against your live site.
- One round of fixes if Google comes back with findings.
Add-ons
- Workspace Marketplace listing review, $74: listing copy, trademark notices, screenshots, and links to your privacy policy and terms.
- CASA Tier 2 prep, $324: for restricted scopes. Scan setup, questionnaire answers and working with the assessor. The assessor’s own fee is paid by you, to them.
- Chrome Web Store rejection review, $74: what the violation means for your extension, the fix, and the appeal.
How it works
Your Google Cloud project stays yours. You add me as an Editor, or I send you everything to paste in yourself. I never submit an app from my own account, and I don’t need your password.
What I can’t do
Nobody can guarantee approval or make Google review faster. If your submission is already waiting in Google’s queue with nothing to fix, I’ll tell you that for free rather than sell you anything. If I can’t get your submission ready, you don’t pay.
The privacy policy text I write is not legal advice: you approve the final wording.
Or write to hello@bimb.dev with your app’s name, the scopes you request and where you’re stuck.
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