schemawriter.ai Pro

schemawriter.ai is an AI schema markup generator that produces JSON-LD structured data and entity optimized content for webpages. It crawls the top ten Google results for a target search term, extracts entities from those pages and from your own URL, and builds schema files that follow the schema.org standards. The service is built for SEO professionals, agencies and business owners who want structured data on their pages without writing the markup by hand.

What is schemawriter.ai?

The site describes schemawriter.ai as an advanced AI software platform that generates optimized schema and content on autopilot. You enter a target search term, the URL you want to optimize, a country and a language. The tool then searches Google in that country, collects the top ten results, and extracts the entities found on your page and on your competitors pages. Wikipedia and Wikidata information is pulled through APIs, and the Google Places API supplies business details for local schema.

Entities are sorted by how strongly they correlate with rankings and with the topic of your page. The strongest ones go into the about section of the webpage schema, and the remaining entities go into the mentions section. Schema files are generated automatically, and the content and text fields are produced with a mixture of the OpenAI API and schemawriter.ai algorithms. Generated files can be edited in a built-in editor and placed on WordPress sites, cloud pages, web2 links or any page with an HTML input field.

Key features

• Entity extraction from competitors: collects entities from the top ten Google results plus your own webpage, and shows the entity gap, meaning the entities your site is missing.
• Automated schema types: generates webpage, organization, LocalBusiness, video, Person, FAQ and Product schema, along with about and mentions fields.
• Geo radius schema generator: builds local business and georadius schema from an address and radius, using the Google Places API, with fields such as geo, address, areaServed, geocircle, postalCode and containsPlace.
• YAKE keyword extraction: uses the Yet Another Keyword Extractor method, based on statistical measures such as term frequency, position and relatedness, to surface relevant keywords that are not entities.
• Built-in editor: lets users add or edit cities and postal codes with a live schema preview, and edit the generated schema before publishing.
• Entity optimized content: produces content based on the entity lists, with automated entity content and automated Knowsabout on higher tiers.
• WordPress plugin: the site announces a WordPress plugin added to schemawriter, alongside other updates.

Pricing

The site publishes monthly and yearly pricing. Starter is listed at $59 per month with 50 runs per month. Expert is listed at $89 per month with 100 runs per month. Agency is listed at $119 per month with 150 runs per month. Higher figures of $600, $900 and $1200 also appear on the pricing section. Starter covers entity lists, organization, LocalBusiness, webpage, video and Person schema, about and mentions, entity optimized content and Wikipedia entities. Expert adds automated Knowsabout. Agency adds geo radius optimized local business schema. A free Facebook community group is offered for SEO methods on using schema.

FAQ

What do I need to start using schemawriter.ai?

You enter the search term you want to optimize for, the URL of the page, plus a country and language. The tool then runs its crawl and extraction process and returns entity lists and schema files. No coding is required, and output can be edited in the built-in editor.

Where can I place the generated schema files?

The site states the output works on WordPress websites, cloud pages, web2 links, or anywhere you have an HTML input field. It notes the schema works well combined with good content on a WordPress site and gives backlinks extra context when placed there.

Which data sources does the tool use?

The site says it connects directly to Wikipedia and Wikidata through APIs, uses several Google APIs including the Google Places API and the Google Knowledge Panel, and produces content and text fields with a mixture of the OpenAI API and its own mathematical algorithms.