Schema Markup Report
Detect and validate your website's structured data. See which schema types are present, what's missing, and get implementation guidance.
What You Get
A detailed analysis of your website's structured data implementation
- Schema Detection — Identify every type of structured data on your pages, including Organisation, Product, FAQ, Article, LocalBusiness, and more.
- Validation & Error Checking — Catch invalid schema markup, missing required properties, and syntax errors that prevent rich results from appearing.
- Rich Result Eligibility — See which rich results your pages qualify for and which schema types you should add to unlock featured snippets, FAQ dropdowns, and knowledge panels.
- Implementation Guidance — Get clear code examples and recommendations for adding or fixing schema markup on your site.
How It Works
Enter Your URL
Paste any page URL to scan its structured data.
Scan & Validate
Our tool parses the page source, extracts all JSON-LD and Microdata, and validates it against Schema.org standards.
Review Findings
See what schema is present, what is missing, and get actionable steps to improve your structured data.
Frequently Asked Questions
Schema markup is structured data you add to your HTML that helps search engines understand your content. It powers rich results like star ratings, FAQ dropdowns, product prices, and event listings in search results. Proper schema can significantly increase your click-through rate and visibility.
Yes. AI models use structured data to better understand entities, relationships, and facts about your business. Comprehensive schema markup makes it easier for AI platforms to accurately reference your brand, products, and services in their generated responses.
At minimum, most websites should have Organisation or LocalBusiness schema, WebSite schema, and BreadcrumbList schema. Depending on your content, you may also benefit from Article, Product, FAQ, Service, Review, or Event schema. Our report identifies exactly which types are relevant for your site.