Schemark

Schemark adds schema.org JSON-LD to your Framer site, site-wide, per page or for every item in a CMS collection. Some structured data earns a rich result in Google. Schemark says which types do, because Google has retired several, including FAQ, How-to and the sitelinks search box.

What it does

• 19 types, including Organization, Article, Product, Event, FAQPage, BreadcrumbList, Recipe, JobPosting and custom JSON-LD

• CMS templates: one click maps a collection's fields to BlogPosting or Article, and the schema ships on every item

• Checks against Google's rules: each entry says what Google still needs, and whether that type can earn a result

• Reads back what Schemark installed. It can't see schema added in Framer's Custom Code panel

Site-wide schema sits in your page's HTML, so crawlers read it without running JavaScript. Per-page and CMS schema are added by a small script. Google runs it, but crawlers that skip JavaScript, including the main AI crawlers, won't see it.

When you add CMS items, press Apply again to copy their fields in. Until then, new items use what the page shows.

Pricing

Free: 6 types (Organization, WebSite, Article, BlogPosting, BreadcrumbList, FAQPage), site-wide only, up to 3 schemas.

Pro, $15 USD once, with no subscription and lifetime updates: all 19 types, per-page schemas, no limit on schemas, CMS templates and custom JSON-LD.

Accounts and keys

The free plan needs no account or key. To buy Pro, you pay in your browser through Lemon Squeezy and get a license key by email. Enter it on our activation page to get an unlock code, then paste the code into Schemark. The same code works on your other browsers and devices. If you activated Pro on an earlier version, it stays active on that browser.

Schemark checks the code offline. It makes no license requests and doesn't read your Framer account. Your key goes from our activation page to Lemon Squeezy to be checked, and we don't save it.

Support: syaokay@gmail.com