Schema markup checker and validator
See the structured data search and AI engines read on any page: every type, its key facts, and the required properties that are missing.
- name
- Fernway Roasters
- address
- 412 Alder St, Portland
- openingHours
- Missing
- name
- Morning Blend
- price
- $18.00
- rating
- 4.8 from 212
Every type on the page
Organization, LocalBusiness, Product, FAQ and the rest, read the way search engines read them.
Key facts at a glance
Names, addresses, prices and ratings pulled out so you can spot what's wrong.
What's missing
Required properties that are absent, so AI tools stop guessing who you are.
This checks one thing. The free scan checks everything.
- What ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Google's AI say about you, with a free account
- 157 checks across up to 50 pages, scored in plain English
- Every fix in the order that matters, with steps for your platform
Questions
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What is schema markup?
Structured data in a script tag (usually JSON-LD) that states facts about the page in a fixed vocabulary from schema.org: your business name, address, products, prices and reviews.
Does schema help with AI search?
It helps engines identify who you are and what a page offers without guessing, which is where many wrong AI answers start.
Is this a schema markup validator?
Yes, for what search and AI tools use: it reads every JSON-LD block on the page, checks each type's required properties and flags the missing ones. To see whether Google will show a rich result, run Google's Rich Results Test as well.
Which schema should a small business add first?
Organization or LocalBusiness on the homepage, with your name, logo, address and links to your official profiles.