Structured data engine
Schema.org markup generated from real data, kept honest
Search engines and AI agents trust stores they can parse. AgentReady writes the full Schema.org graph for your storefront (products with offers and variants, FAQs, local business data, articles, breadcrumbs), sourced exclusively from data your store actually has.
See it, don't take our word
Your product page, in a language agents understand
This is the layer AgentReady adds under every product page: the same facts a shopper sees, in the vocabulary search engines and AI agents are built to parse.
Generated from your real catalog, policies, and review data; validated before it ships; kept current by webhooks.
What gets generated
Every product page gets a Product node with offers, prices, availability, identifiers, variant data, shipping details from your real delivery profiles, and your stated return policy. Collections get CollectionPage and breadcrumb markup. Pages and articles get their types, including FAQPage, HowTo, and Recipe where you author that content. Your brand gets an Organization or LocalBusiness graph that ties it all together.
The honesty rule
Most schema problems are not missing markup, it's wrong markup. AgentReady never guesses: a price it can't compute is skipped, a rating only renders from real review-app data, a return window only appears once you've stated one. Validation runs before anything ships, so malformed JSON-LD can't reach your storefront.
That discipline matters because broken or dishonest markup fails silently. Google quietly ignores it, agents quietly distrust it, and nobody tells you.
Always current
Webhooks regenerate markup when your catalog changes. A weekly sweep repairs anything missed. The drift monitor re-crawls your live pages and alerts you if the rendered markup ever stops matching what was generated. That's the failure mode every set-and-forget schema app has, caught automatically.
Frequently asked questions
Does this conflict with my theme's built-in schema?
AgentReady detects competing Product schema blocks during its crawl and flags duplicates, so you can disable the theme's version and keep one authoritative source. Two competing Product nodes with different shapes confuse both Google and agents.
Which Schema.org types are covered?
Product (with Offer, variants, shipping, and return policy), CollectionPage, BreadcrumbList, Organization and OnlineStore, LocalBusiness per location, FAQPage, Article and BlogPosting, HowTo, and Recipe.
Will it invent ratings or reviews?
Never. Rating markup renders only when a supported review app's real data exists on the product. Fabricated ratings are a Google policy violation and a fast way to lose agent trust.
What if my theme strips the markup?
The readiness audit fetches your live pages as an AI bot and verifies the markup is actually rendering. If a theme update ever breaks it, drift detection tells you instead of leaving you silently invisible.
Related features
Real ratings from 21+ review apps published as honest AggregateRating markup, never fabricated.
Per-location LocalBusiness schema, location pages, live open-now hours, and a store locator block.
Author Q&As once: FAQPage schema, a theme accordion, and llms.txt answers stay in sync forever.
Make your store readable to AI agents
Free to install, AI-readable in about ten minutes, with the proof in your dashboard.