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Crawl up to 200 public pages with a free verified account. Review technical, on-page and link evidence, then prioritize fixes without ranking promises.
Schema Markup & Rich Results Checker
Inspect JSON-LD and structured-data issues on public pages. Compare markup with visible content; a valid report does not guarantee search rich results.
Evidence-based analysis with disclosed data sourcesVersion 1.0.0
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How to use Schema Markup & Rich Results Checker
- Sign in with an email-verified free Mayexa account and review availability and daily limits.
- Choose the relevant task in this product workspace. Enter only the public website, page, business or prompt details it requests.
- Read the processing disclosure and submit only if the required integration is available. A disconnected provider cannot return live data.
- Review the evidence, source and timestamp alongside the explanation. Treat unavailable checks separately from confirmed failures.
- Verify proposed changes before applying them. Save a report only when you want it retained with your account.
A practical example
Product pages have Product markup without offers or images, and the blog uses Article markup missing headline on 14 posts.
How it works
JSON-LD parsing with bounded traversal; per-type key and recommended property lists; microdata item counting.
Limits and assumptions
A structural check of common schema.org types, not Google's official Rich Results Test; eligibility for rich results is decided by Google and can change.
Frequently asked questions
What does Schema Markup & Rich Results Checker help with?
A schema checker reads structured data such as JSON-LD and helps identify parsing or completeness issues. Mayexa's checks are useful for reviewing machine-readable descriptions. Schema should represent what visitors can actually see, including real features, dates and business identity.
What should I check before relying on the result?
This is not Google's Rich Results Test and cannot promise an enhanced result or ranking. FAQ markup is not a visibility guarantee; useful questions must still be visible and accurate. Review the current documentation for the exact feature you intend to support, and use the official testing tool where appropriate.
Do I need a Mayexa account?
A free email-verified Mayexa account is required. Public explanations remain accessible without signing in. Daily limits apply; unconfigured providers are shown as unavailable.
Learn the method and check the limits
Work through a practical example and understand how to interpret the result before relying on it.
Check Schema Markup Without Promising Rich Results