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Schema Tool

Know what your structured data actually says, and prove it

Someone has asked whether your site can be cited by AI search, and the honest answer is that nobody has looked yet. Schema Tool looks. It walks your sitemap, reads the structured data off every page including the ones that need JavaScript to draw themselves, and gives you back a report you can put in front of a client. Free during beta.

Free during beta.

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Who it's for

  • SEO consultants

    A client asks why they never show up in AI answers, and you need better than a hunch. One crawl gives you the real markup across the whole site, plus a document you can send the same day.

  • Developers

    A template change or a CMS migration quietly breaks markup, and nobody notices for months. Re-crawl and see what your pages are emitting now, including the ones that only exist after JavaScript runs.

  • Marketers being asked about AI search

    Someone read that structured data affects whether ChatGPT or Google's AI Overviews cite you, and now it is your question to answer. This gives you the state of play across the site, in language you can pass on to your team.

Use cases

  • Find out what is actually on your pages

    Point it at a sitemap and it reads JSON-LD, Microdata, and RDFa from every page it finds. Pages that need JavaScript to render get opened in a real browser, so JS-heavy templates get checked too, not just static HTML.

  • Hand a client something they can read

    Results come out as a Markdown or Word document, page by page, showing what structured data exists and what is missing. Nothing to reformat before you send it.

  • Ask questions about what came back

    When the crawl finishes, an AI summary explains what it found and answers follow-ups, so you can get to the point without reading raw crawl output.

  • Know what a site is built on

    It reads headers, scripts, and markup patterns to work out which CMS is behind a site, with a confidence score. Handy for sizing up a client's stack, or a competitor's.