Structured data checker
See which schema.org types a page has, and which ones a small business usually needs. Enter any page address, for example your home page or a service page.
What this checks
The tool loads one page, reads every JSON-LD block and microdata tag, and lists the schema.org types it finds. It then checks for the three types that matter most for a small business: Organization or LocalBusiness, FAQPage and BreadcrumbList.
What is structured data?
A block of code on your page, usually in a format called JSON-LD, that repeats your key facts in a form search engines and AI assistants read without guessing: your business name, type, address, hours, questions and answers, and more.
Which types should a small business have?
At least Organization or LocalBusiness (or a specific type such as Dentist or Restaurant) with your name, address and phone, and FAQPage on pages that answer customer questions. BreadcrumbList on inner pages helps too.
How do I add structured data?
Most website builders have a setting for it. On WordPress, plugins such as Yoast SEO or Rank Math add Organization and FAQ markup. Otherwise, your web designer can add a JSON-LD block in an hour.
Does this tool validate every field?
No. It lists which types are present on one page. For field-level checks, use Google's Rich Results Test or the validator at schema.org.
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