What Schema Does My Website Have?

Most business owners have no idea what schema markup their website has — or whether it is doing anything useful. If your developer added it, your WordPress plugin generated it, or your web agency included it, you have probably never actually looked at it. Here is how to find out what is there, what it is doing, and whether it is actually helping your SEO.

The quickest way — use our checker

The fastest way is to paste your URL into our Schema Debugger. It fetches your live page, finds every schema block on it, and shows you exactly what is there in about 5 seconds.

You see the schema type (Organisation, LocalBusiness, WebSite, Article, Product etc.), a score from 0-100 for each block, and a full breakdown of every property — what is present, what is missing, and what is wrong.

The manual way — page source

If you want to look yourself, open your homepage in a browser, press Ctrl+U (Windows) or Cmd+Option+U (Mac) to open page source, then press Ctrl+F and search for application/ld+json.

Every block of schema on your page starts with . The JSON inside is your schema markup. If that search finds nothing — your site has no schema.

What to do with what you find

If your site has no schema — use our AI Schema Generator to create complete schema markup from your page URL. It detects your business type from 90+ options and writes the full JSON-LD automatically.

If your site has schema but it scores below 80 — use the enrich panel in our generator to add missing properties. The most common gaps are aggregateRating, openingHours, sameAs directory links and AEO-specific fields like knowsAbout and description.

If your site has schema that scores 80+ — check the grey "worth including" properties and consider whether any apply to your business. These build entity authority and AI search visibility over time.