This free schema checker crawls your main pages, figures out what each one is, and validates 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
No setup, no signup. Enter a URL and we do the rest.
We find your main pages via your sitemap or by crawling — products, blog posts, services, and core pages.
Each page is auto-classified by type, because the schema Google expects on a product page differs from a blog post or FAQ.
We parse every JSON-LD block and check it against Google's rich-result rules: valid types, required fields, recommended fields.
You get a prioritised report and a paste-ready AI prompt that implements the missing schema across your whole site.
We validate the schema types Google turns into rich results — and check the required + recommended fields for each.
Product + Offer
Star ratings, price, and availability shown right in search.
Article / BlogPosting
Headline, author, and date — eligible for Google News & Discover.
FAQPage
Expandable question-and-answer dropdowns under your result.
LocalBusiness
Map pack, opening hours, phone, and directions.
Organization + WebSite
Knowledge panel and the sitelinks search box.
BreadcrumbList
A clean breadcrumb trail instead of a raw URL.
Service
Clear service offerings for search and AI answer engines.
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.
higher click-through that sites typically see after winning rich results (industry studies).
Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, and Perplexity all read structured data to decide who to cite.
it's markup, not ad spend — the cheapest visibility win you have.
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.
A clean, shareable report — health score, coverage by page type, and every issue with the exact fix.
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Pages
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With schema
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Critical
If search visibility matters to you, structured data is non-negotiable.
Product, price, and rating rich results that win the click.
Article schema for Google News, Discover, and AI citations.
LocalBusiness schema for the map pack and ‘near me’ searches.
Organization, Service, and FAQ schema for trust and clarity.
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.