70% of local businesses are invisible to Google because they're missing schema markup. This Chrome extension generates it instantly.
Your website says "Call us at 555-1234" but Google sees meaningless characters. Schema translates your site into Google's language.
You'd need to learn JSON syntax, understand schema.org vocabulary, and hand-code everything. That's why nobody does it.
Developers charge hundreds to add schema. SEO plugins do it wrong. You need a tool that just works.
Here's what happens when you use Local Schema Helper:
What Google sees:
What Google sees:
→ Shows in Maps, Local Pack, Rich Results
It automatically scans for name, phone, address, and hours.
If something wasn't detected, just type it in. Choose from preset opening hours.
Done. Google now understands your business. Check Google Search Console in 3-7 days.
Free forever for LocalBusiness and FAQ schema. Pro is for people doing this across a lot of client sites.
Schema markup won't magically rank you #1 on Google. But it's one of those things that should just be on every website and somehow isn't.
Google explicitly recommends LocalBusiness schema for all local businesses. If you don't have it, you're voluntarily making yourself less visible. That's dumb.
This extension makes it brainlessly easy to add schema. It takes 30 seconds. There's a free version that does the important stuff. You don't need to be a developer.
Install it. Use it. Move on with your life.
No. Google has said this directly, and any tool that tells you otherwise is selling you something. What schema does do is make your business data machine-readable, which makes you eligible for rich results and is what AI assistants read when they summarize a business.
No. Local Schema Helper auto-detects your business name, phone, address, and hours, then generates valid JSON-LD you copy and paste into your site's head. It takes about 30 seconds.
Yes, and not as a trial. LocalBusiness schema, FAQ schema, auto-detection, and unlimited sites are free forever. Pro ($9/mo) adds bulk scanning, more schema types, and client templates for people running this across many sites.
They can read it. AI answer engines parse structured data when they summarize a business, the same way Google does for rich results. It doesn't guarantee you get cited, but missing schema gives them nothing to work with.
LocalBusiness is for a business with a physical location or service area customers visit or are served in, like a dentist or plumber. Organization is broader and fits companies without a storefront. Most local businesses should use LocalBusiness or a more specific subtype of it, like Restaurant.