Automatically generate Google-compliant structured data for WordPress, React, and Google Tag Manager. Powered by a lightning-fast CDN.
Type below to see how our DOM-aware engine formats strict schema requirements in real-time.
Built for developers and marketers alike. Works exactly where you need it.
Stop relying on bloated PHP plugins that slow down your TTFB. Our CDN approach and lightweight client-side execution means your pages load lightning fast.
Google updates their structured data requirements frequently. Because our engine is centrally managed, your schema mapping stays compliant automatically without manual updates.
Perfectly extracts pristine CMS data right from the DOM without guessing. Whether you use WooCommerce blocks or raw HTML, we find the core variables.
Choose your platform to see the installation instructions.
The easiest way to deploy schema across your entire site without touching the codebase. Fully compliant and auto-detects page types.
Download .tpl FileNeed advanced variable mapping? Read the full GTM guide.
Native plugin available directly from the WordPress.org repository. Automatically detects and maps WooCommerce products without slowing down your server.
Lightweight, tree-shakeable packages designed for modern SPA and SSR routing environments.
SchemaForge Pro is in active development. If you need a specific feature, a custom schema mapping, or want to join the waitlist, feel free to request it by sending us an email!
Yes! The core generation tools, NPM packages, and basic GTM/WordPress plugins are completely free and open source. We believe solid technical SEO infrastructure shouldn't be paywalled.
Yes. Googlebot officially executes JavaScript as part of its rendering engine (WRS). It will reliably read and index JSON-LD that is dynamically injected into the DOM via Google Tag Manager or client-side scripts.
If you are using WordPress, SchemaForge is designed to play nicely with tools like Yoast or RankMath. However, we recommend disabling the specific schema-generation features of your other plugins if you intend to use SchemaForge to avoid duplicating `ld+json` blocks.
When set to Auto-Detect, the script analyzes the current page's DOM elements (looking at HTML5 semantic tags, Open Graph meta tags, and price/stock indicators) to automatically assemble the most appropriate schema graph (e.g., classifying a page as an Article vs. a Product).