Paste any URL to see every structured-data type on the page, catch missing recommended properties, and spot invalid JSON-LD before Google does.
Flattens @graph and recurses into nested objects, so the author Person or a product's Offer show up as their own entries, not buried inside the parent.
Checks recommended properties for common types (Article, Product, FAQPage, Person, LocalBusiness, Review…) and flags what's absent.
A single malformed JSON-LD block is silently ignored by search engines. We parse each one and mark what won't parse.
Only fetches public http(s) pages, blocks internal addresses, caps size and redirects, and stores nothing you check.
Yes — no signup, no credits, no daily limit. It's the same tool we use to audit our own pages.
Google's test focuses on specific rich-result features. Ours gives a fast, complete inventory of every schema type on the page — including nested entities — plus missing-property warnings, with no login. Confirm final rich-result eligibility in Google's own test.
Yes — that's the point. It recurses into nested objects, so the author Person inside an article, or an Offer inside a product, appears as its own entry.
Not directly. Treat schema as a Google rich-results and entity-clarity play. AI visibility is a separate job.
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