Free Schema Check

Does your website tell AI who you are?

Schema markup is a short label in a page's code that tells AI and search engines the company name, what it sells and how to describe it. Type a website to see what it has and what is missing.

Need the code written for you?Schema Report: up to 25 key pages checked, ready-to-paste schema code from the site's own facts, 3 rivals compared, free re-check within 30 days. $20 (1 credit).

Or check a website free

Free. Email is optional, only to send the result. Takes a few seconds. 10 checks per day.

Free tools, the Schema Check, and the Schema Report

Google's free tools are good at testing schema code that already exists. The difference is who does the work of writing it.

Google's free toolsRich Results Test, Search ConsoleFree Schema CheckWebVisiblitySchema ReportWebVisiblityFreelancer or agencytypical
PriceFreeFree$20 (1 credit)Often $50 to $500 or more
Tests the schema a page already has✓✓✓✓
Says what is missing for this kind of business–✓✓✓
Writes the code from the company's own website––✓✓
Pages coveredOne page per test, or the site owner's own siteHomepageUp to 25 key pages, any websiteAgreed scope
Compares with rivals––✓ 3 rivalsSometimes
Re-check after the fixTest again by handTest again✓ Free, within 30 daysSometimes
Installs the code on the site––– (ready to paste)✓ Usually
Time to resultMinutes per page, once code existsSecondsA few minutesDays

After pasting the code, test it free with Google's Rich Results Test. That is the right final check.

Why schema matters for AI

When someone asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude or Perplexity which company to choose, the AI pulls facts from websites. Schema states those facts in a form machines read reliably: who the company is, what it sells, where its official profiles are, and the answers to common questions.

Schema alone does not make AI recommend a company. It removes guesswork. To see whether AI actually names a company today, run the free AI visibility check.