AI Schema Gen

AI Schema Gen is a WordPress plugin for schema markup in the context of AI search and rich results. It is described as helping brands build entity signals that AI search engines use to decide which brands to cite, including Google AI Mode, ChatGPT, and Perplexity. The product says it is free to start and that no card is required.

Its main features center on entity-aware schema generation. AI Schema Gen says it builds entity authority, sameAs links, and a Knowledge Graph score automatically, and it can generate schema for any page or auto-generate it on publish. The page also says it supports 827+ schema types and can create accurate, entity-aware JSON-LD structured data in seconds. Additional features named on the page include publisher references, @id linking, built-in validation against Google’s Rich Results requirements, and schema analytics that track impressions, clicks, and CTR from Google Search Console data. The dashboard includes a Knowledge Graph score from 0 to 100 and an entity authority breakdown.

The setup flow is presented in three steps: install the plugin from WordPress.org, create a free account at aischemagen.com and connect an API key, then build an entity profile with sameAs directory links, knowsAbout topics, legal name, and founding date. It works with any theme or page builder and is listed as working with Yoast SEO, Rank Math, WooCommerce, Elementor, and All in One SEO. The site also says schema can be auto-applied on publish, and that pages receive markup with entity signals baked in.

Pricing is shown as a free tier with 30 AI generations per month, all 827+ schema types, Entity Authority signals, auto-apply on publish, and the Google Rich Results test. Paid plans are listed as Pro at $9.99 per month with 300 AI generations per month, entity score history tracking, bulk generation, competitor analysis, and Google Search Console, and Premium at $29 per month with 1,000 AI generations per month, five sites included, three team seats, and dedicated support. The page also states that schema stays in WordPress if the account is canceled.