Schema.org JSON-LD lands in your page head automatically. You get stars, breadcrumbs, prices and addresses right inside the search result. No code, no Yoast or RankMath, no schema setting to ever touch.
Schema.org-compliant · automatic · €0 on the free plan
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Rich snippets are the one SEO move that lifts your click-through rate without Google having to rank you higher. You simply use the space your current position already gives you.
+30%
Stars in the SERP snippet catch the eye. Studies show a click-through-rate lift of around thirty percent versus the same entry without stars. At position 4 and 1,000 impressions that's forty extra clicks per month for no extra work.
0 tools
You don't write JSON-LD by hand, you don't open a schema generator, you don't drop code into functions.php. Activate the plugin, connect your Google profile, done. The plugin emits the right schema class per page type automatically.
5 schemas
WebSite, Organization or LocalBusiness, Article, WebPage, BreadcrumbList and CollectionPage. Plus embedded AggregateRating from your real Google reviews. All as a single @graph block, the way Google recommends.
From activation to the first star in the Google snippet typically takes a few hours. Google just has to recrawl once.
Download for free on WordPress.org, install in WP, connect once with your Google Business Profile. Less than two minutes.
Per page type we emit the matching schema: the homepage gets WebSite plus Organization, blog posts become Article, service pages become WebPage, archives CollectionPage. You don't touch a setting.
On the next crawl Google reads the structured data and renders stars, breadcrumbs, prices or addresses in the SERP where eligible. Validate it any time in Google's Rich Results Test.
Already running Yoast, RankMath or AIOSEO?
Then we stay out of the wp_head so Google never sees duplicate schemas. Instead you get an admin notice that your existing SEO plugin owns the schema output. No conflict, no duplicate warnings in Search Console.
Auto-detection by WordPress page type. You don't pick a schema type per page, we pick the semantically correct default. Per-post override ships with the next plugin iteration.
When emitted
On the homepage
WebSite entity with SearchAction for the Sitelinks searchbox plus Organization with logo and contact details. When a Google Business Profile is connected, this becomes a LocalBusiness with address and phone automatically.
When emitted
Once your GBP profile is connected
Fully structured PostalAddress with streetAddress, postalCode, addressLocality, addressRegion and addressCountry. Plus telephone, priceRange and embedded AggregateRating from your real Google reviews.
When emitted
On single blog posts
Title, excerpt, datePublished, dateModified, featured image, author as Person, publisher as Organization. The prerequisite for Article rich results in Google search.
When emitted
On static pages and custom post types
Safe default for service pages and CPTs without date or author. Article would be semantically wrong for evergreen content. WebPage carries the metadata without the Article requirements.
When emitted
On every subpage
Hierarchy of parent pages plus main category. Google replaces the URL in the SERP snippet with the breadcrumb trail. That gives context without you having to install a breadcrumb plugin.
When emitted
On archives and category pages
Category, tag and author archives use CollectionPage rather than Article, because semantically they're a collection. Plus breadcrumb, plus Organization. The blog index page is treated the same way.
Real JSON-LD output for a LocalBusiness page with embedded AggregateRating. Validated by Google's Rich Results Test with zero errors.
<script type="application/ld+json">
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@graph": [
{
"@type": "LocalBusiness",
"@id": "https://muster-firma.de#business",
"name": "Muster Firma",
"url": "https://muster-firma.de",
"telephone": "+49 89 12345678",
"priceRange": "$$",
"address": {
"@type": "PostalAddress",
"streetAddress": "Musterstraße 12",
"postalCode": "80331",
"addressLocality": "München",
"addressRegion": "Bayern",
"addressCountry": "DE"
},
"aggregateRating": {
"@type": "AggregateRating",
"ratingValue": "4.8",
"reviewCount": "247",
"bestRating": "5"
}
}
]
}
</script>We only offer rich snippets as a WordPress plugin, because the schema output has to land directly in the wp_head. No API account, no subscription, no snippet to copy-paste.