Structured data that stays true after the page changes.
Assistants quote schema almost verbatim. We generate it from your live pages, validate it, apply it at template level so one fix covers the whole catalogue, and re-check it every time the page changes.
Read, map, deploy, keep honest.
Handwritten JSON-LD goes stale within a quarter.
Six problems handwritten markup creates.
Every one of these is common on otherwise well-built sites.
Generated from the page
Markup derived from real visible content, so it cannot claim something the page does not say.
Template-level rollout
Forty thousand products, one change. No per-URL editing.
Continuous validation
Checked against schema.org and Google requirements on every run, not once at launch.
Drift detection
Alerts when a price, stock level or policy changes on the page but not in the markup.
Duplicate cleanup
Conflicting blocks from plugins and themes found and consolidated into one authoritative source.
Deploy anywhere
WordPress plugin, GTM container, Cloudflare worker or a plain snippet for your developers.
What actually changes.
A typical product template on a JavaScript-rendered store.
{"@type":"Product",
"name":"Merino Base Layer"}
// price rendered by JS
// no availability
// duplicate block from theme{"@type":"Product",
"name":"Merino Base Layer",
"gtin13":"5060123456789",
"offers":{"@type":"Offer",
"price":"74.00","priceCurrency":"GBP",
"availability":"InStock",
"hasMerchantReturnPolicy":{"returnDays":60}},
"aggregateRating":{"ratingValue":"4.7",
"reviewCount":"812"}}Implementation questions.
Organization, Product, Offer, FAQPage, Article and LocalBusiness carry most of the weight. We generate the rest only where it earns its place.
No — we detect existing blocks first and either extend them or replace them, never leave two contradictory versions live.
Not for WordPress or tag manager deployment. Headless and custom stacks usually want one for the initial hookup.
No. Accurate, minimal markup that matches the page beats exhaustive markup that contradicts it.
Our mappings are updated centrally and your markup is regenerated on the next run.
Doing this by hand doesn't scale.
A plan generates and validates schema across your whole site, automatically.