Schema Pro

Schema Pro is a plugin that adds structured data (schema) to your WordPress site in JSON-LD format. Schema markup helps search engines understand that a page is a product, a recipe, an event or a job listing, and makes it eligible for rich results. It suits bloggers, local businesses and stores that want stronger SEO without touching code.

Key features

Supported schema types

Article, Product, Review, Local Business, Service, Recipe, Event, Job Posting, Course, Book, Person, Software Application, Video Object, Podcast, Dataset, Vehicle Listing, Profile Page, Discussion Forum, QA Page and FAQ come built in.

Bulk rules and field mapping

• Apply a schema type to many posts, pages or categories at once with display rules.
• Default data such as title, featured image, author and date is mapped automatically.
• Override those values with custom fields or ACF fields when needed.

Checks and compatibility

• An FAQ schema block for Gutenberg
• Field validation and a quick check in Google's testing tool
• Works alongside Yoast SEO, and you choose which plugin handles each feature

Adding schema does not guarantee rich results. The search engine decides what to show, and the plugin helps make sure the markup is correct and complete.

If you use Rank Math Pro

Rank Math Pro has its own schema module. If you run both, make sure the same type of markup is not output twice for one page. Page speed also affects search visibility, so WP Rocket is worth considering too.

License and delivery

The Lifetime · 1 site option is a license with no time limit for one WordPress site. At checkout you enter your site address and the username and password of an administrator account. Schema Pro is installed and activated on your site with a license. This is a prepared delivery that usually takes 5 to 60 minutes, and we email you when it is done.

Try logging in with those details once before you order, because wrong details delay the setup. For your safety, create a temporary administrator for this and delete it or change its password afterwards.

See the WordPress plugins category for other SEO and speed plugins.

1. In your WordPress dashboard, go to Users → Add New, create a temporary account with the Administrator role and log in with it once to confirm the details.
2. At checkout, enter the site address and the temporary account's username and password.
3. Once the setup email arrives, run the setup wizard under Settings → Schema Pro to enter your site type and organization details, then add your first schema type.
4. Delete the temporary administrator or change its password.