Service Schema Generator
Create Service structured data for your service pages. Describe the service, the business that provides it, the areas you serve and the price range, then copy valid JSON-LD.
How to add Service schema
- Name the service and its general type.
- Describe it and add the service page URL.
- Add the provider and the areas you serve.
- Add a price range only if it is on the page, then copy the JSON-LD.
Does Service schema help SEO?
Google does not show a special rich result for Service markup, so do not expect stars or extra listings from it. It is still valid structured data that clearly describes what you offer, who provides it and where. For local businesses, LocalBusiness schema and a strong Google Business Profile have a bigger direct impact.
Service page essentials
| Element | Why |
|---|---|
| Clear service name in H1 | Matches what people search |
| What is included and process | Answers buyer questions |
| Areas served | Local relevance |
| Real proof and FAQs | Builds trust |
| Strong call to action | Turns visits into enquiries |
Add your business details with the local business schema generator, answer questions with the FAQ schema generator, and plan city pages with the service area page planner.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this service schema generator free?
Yes. It is free with no sign-up and works in your browser.
Does Service schema create rich results?
No. Google does not have a dedicated rich result for Service markup. It mainly adds clarity.
Should I use Service or LocalBusiness schema?
LocalBusiness describes your business and location; Service describes a specific offering. You can use both.
Can I list several cities in areaServed?
Yes. List the cities or regions you genuinely serve.