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Schema Analyzer

Structured data audit — JSON-LD, Open Graph, Twitter Cards, meta tags, and rich result eligibility.

OVERVIEW

Schema Analyzer extracts and evaluates all structured data on a page — JSON-LD schemas, Open Graph tags, Twitter Cards, microdata, and meta tags. It checks rich result eligibility per schema type and scores your social sharing readiness.

Ask about your structured data, rich snippet eligibility, or social preview tags. Agentcy fetches the page, parses all markup types, and presents a structured audit: which schemas are present, what fields are missing for rich results, and how complete your OG/Twitter tags are for social sharing.

This is an always-available bundled service — no setup required. Analyzes any public URL.

EXAMPLE QUESTIONS
11 SAMPLES

What structured data does my site have?

Check the schema markup on my homepage

Is my site eligible for rich results?

What JSON-LD schemas are on this page?

Are my Open Graph tags set up correctly?

Check Twitter Card tags on my site

Does my product page have the right schema?

What meta tags does my page have?

Audit the structured data on my landing page

Is my FAQ page set up for rich snippets?

What's missing from my schema for rich results?

WHAT YOU CAN ASK ABOUT
8 EXAMPLES
JSON-LD schema types and their fields
Rich result eligibility per schema type (FAQ, Product, Article, Recipe, etc.)
Open Graph tag completeness and values
Twitter Card tag completeness and values
Microdata markup detection
Meta tags (description, robots, author, viewport, etc.)
Social sharing readiness score
Missing fields for rich result qualification
REQUIREMENTS
Google Account
Not required
API Key
Not required
External Subscription
Not required
Domain Configuration
None — zero-config service
SETUP
3 STEPS
  1. 01

    No setup needed — Schema Analyzer is always available for all accounts

  2. 02

    No API keys or domain configuration required

  3. 03

    Start asking about any URL's structured data

DATA FRESHNESS

24-hour cache. Structured data changes infrequently — results reflect the page state at query time.

TIPS
4

Client-side rendered schemas (injected by JavaScript after page load) may not be detected — the analyzer reads server-rendered HTML

Rich result eligibility is based on schema.org field requirements, not a live Google validation — use Google's Rich Results Test for definitive eligibility

OG/Twitter tag scores are based on completeness, not content quality — having all tags doesn't guarantee good social previews

Multiple JSON-LD blocks on the same page are all detected and reported separately

WORKS WELL WITH
3 SERVICES
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