Is your
structured data
rich-result ready?

We crawl your main pages, figure out what each one is, and validate its schema.org markup against Google's rich-result rules — free.

JSON-LD

parsed and validated on every main page

7+

page types classified — product, article, FAQ & more

~20s

to check your structured data end to end

Report shown instantly on-screen — a copy is sent to your email.

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Validates against Google rich-result rules100% free · no signup
How it works

From URL to fix list in seconds

No setup, no signup. Enter a URL and we do the rest.

  1. 01

    Discover

    We find your main pages via your sitemap or by crawling — products, blog posts, services, and core pages.

  2. 02

    Classify

    Each page is auto-classified by type, because the schema Google expects on a product page differs from a blog post or FAQ.

  3. 03

    Validate

    We parse every JSON-LD block and check it against Google's rich-result rules: valid types, required fields, recommended fields.

  4. 04

    Fix

    You get a prioritised report and a paste-ready AI prompt that implements the missing schema across your whole site.

What we validate

Every rich result, covered

We validate the schema types Google turns into rich results — and check the required + recommended fields for each.

Product

Product + Offer

Star ratings, price, and availability shown right in search.

Article

Article / BlogPosting

Headline, author, and date — eligible for Google News & Discover.

FAQ

FAQPage

Expandable question-and-answer dropdowns under your result.

Local

LocalBusiness

Map pack, opening hours, phone, and directions.

Org

Organization + WebSite

Knowledge panel and the sitelinks search box.

Crumb

BreadcrumbList

A clean breadcrumb trail instead of a raw URL.

Service

Service

Clear service offerings for search and AI answer engines.

Why it matters

Schema is how you get noticed

Structured data is the difference between a plain blue link and a result with stars, prices, and answers baked in. It's also how AI answer engines decide whose content to trust and cite. It costs nothing but markup.

{@type · structured-data}
01
~30%

higher click-through that sites typically see after winning rich results (industry studies).

02
3 engines

Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, and Perplexity all read structured data to decide who to cite.

03
₹0

it's markup, not ad spend — the cheapest visibility win you have.

Built for AI-assisted dev

Ship the fixes with an AI-ready prompt.

Every report ships a paste-ready prompt with the exact issues, the affected pages, required vs recommended fields, and correct JSON-LD templates — so Cursor, Claude Code, or Copilot can implement clean structured data without any hand-holding.

  • Every issue formatted as an actionable task
  • Correct JSON-LD templates for each type you need
  • Affected pages + required vs recommended fields
  • Works with Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, ChatGPT
AI-ready output
cursor — schema-fix-prompt.mdCopied
# Schema Fix Request
## [P0] /products/* — missing Product schema
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "Product",
"name": "{{ product.title }}",
"image": "{{ product.image }}",
"offers": { "@type": "Offer", "price": 499 }
}
## [P1] /blog/* — Article missing datePublished + author
→ add datePublished, author to BlogPosting
## [P1] Organization missing logo + sameAs
→ add logo (URL) + sameAs social profiles
generating patch...
The report

See exactly what's missing

A clean, shareable report — health score, coverage by page type, and every issue with the exact fix.

yoursite.com
Schema.org Audit
62/ 100

24

Pages

18

With schema

5

Critical

Pages by type3 of 24
/products/widget3 crit
/blog/post1 warn
/aboutclean ✓
Who it's for

Built for sites that want to stand out

If search visibility matters to you, structured data is non-negotiable.

{ 01 }

E-commerce

Product, price, and rating rich results that win the click.

{ 02 }

Blogs & publishers

Article schema for Google News, Discover, and AI citations.

{ 03 }

Local businesses

LocalBusiness schema for the map pack and ‘near me’ searches.

{ 04 }

SaaS & services

Organization, Service, and FAQ schema for trust and clarity.

FAQ

Questions, answered

  • Schema markup is a standardised vocabulary from schema.org that you add to your HTML — usually as JSON-LD — to tell search engines exactly what your content means. It turns a plain web page into machine-readable data: this is a product priced ₹499 with a 4.6 rating, this is an article published on June 1st by Jane Doe, this is an FAQ. Google uses it to build rich results like star ratings, prices, and FAQ dropdowns.