Documentation

Getting started

AI Schema Gen is an AI readiness platform. It checks whether AI systems such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google's AI Overviews can reach your website, read it and tell who runs it. Then it fixes the parts it can and keeps checking so the fixes stay in place.

1. 1Run the free check on your website. No account needed.
2. 2Create a free account to keep the report and see the full Fixes list.
3. 3Add your site under Sites: choose WordPress, Next.js or Any other website.
4. 4Fill in Business Identity once: your name, contact details, area served and profiles.
5. 5Open Fixes and press fix. We read each page again afterwards to confirm the fix is live.

The readiness check

Type in a web address and we read up to 100 pages, usually in under a minute. You get one AI readiness score out of 100, built from four plain questions, with the evidence behind every finding.

We load each page twice, once as a plain crawler and once in a real browser, so you can see pages that look empty to AI systems that do not run JavaScript. Every finding names the page it came from. The full scoring rules, including what we deliberately do not measure, are on the methodology page.

The Fixes list

Once your site is connected, every finding lands in one Fixes list, sorted by who can fix it.

What happens when you press fix

• • AI reads each page and writes the structured data that describes it, picking the most fitting of the 827+ schema.org types.
• • Each page is tied back to your one business identity, so AI sees one company instead of many loose pages.
• • Pages that already carry correct structured data are kept, not overwritten.
• • We read the page again afterwards to confirm the fix is live, not just saved.

Business Identity

Understand counts for nearly half your score, because an AI that cannot tell who runs a website will not describe it with confidence. Business Identity is where you answer those questions once. Saving it republishes your details everywhere they belong.

The same page also sets up an llms.txt file (a plain summary of your site for AI systems) and clean canonical links. If you already have an About or Contact page we did not find, point us at it and we count it once we have read it.

Connect a WordPress site

The free WordPress plugin is the fullest connection: it applies every fix, and fixes new pages the moment you publish them, on every plan.

Install the plugin

1. 1In your WordPress admin, go to Plugins > Add New
2. 2Search for AI Schema Gen, click Install Now, then Activate
3. 3Or download it from WordPress.org and upload it under Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin

Needs WordPress 5.8 or newer and PHP 7.4 or newer.

Connect it with your API key

1. 1On the dashboard, open API Keys and create a key
2. 2In WordPress, go to AI Schema Gen > Settings
3. 3Paste the key into the API Key field and click Save Settings
4. 4A green tick confirms the connection. Your site now appears under Sites on the dashboard

In the WordPress editor

The AI Schema Gen box under the page editor shows the structured data on that page. You can generate it for just that page, edit it, and open Google's Rich Results Test with the page already filled in.

Connect a Next.js site

The @aischemagen/nextjs package puts the structured data you manage on the dashboard into your pages as part of the page itself, so AI crawlers that do not run JavaScript still see it. Pages stay pre-built and fast: a page is only refreshed when its structured data changes, within seconds and without a rebuild.

1. 1Add your site under Sites, choose Next.js, and open Get Code for your publish token
2. 2Run npm install @aischemagen/nextjs
3. 3Add the routes and the page component shown in Get Code, and set AISCHEMAGEN_PUBLISH_TOKEN in your environment
4. 4Deploy, then use Check on the Sites page to confirm the connection

Connect any other website

On Wix, Shopify, Squarespace, Webflow or a hand-built site, choose Any other website when you add it. We build the code that tells AI who your business is, straight from your Business Identity, and show paste steps for your website builder.

1. 1Fill in Business Identity
2. 2On Sites, open Get the code and copy it (Wix gets a version that fits its size limit)
3. 3Paste it into your homepage's head section, following the steps shown for your builder
4. 4If your details change later, Sites shows Get the new code so you know to paste it again

Monitoring and AI visibility

Pro tracks 10 questions, Premium 30 and Agency 80. Every plan asks all 5 engines each week, and Run check gives you 2 extra checks of every question a month on top of that (a new question's first check is always free). We never turn this into a made-up score or odds: you see the answers themselves.

Competitors, content gap and Search Console

WordPress plugins we work with

Every way to connect is on the integrations page.

Schema types

We work with all 827+ types on schema.org, not just the handful Google shows as rich results, because AI systems read the whole vocabulary. The right type is picked from your website type (28 of them) and your business type (80+), then from what each page actually is: a service page, a product, a recipe, an article and so on. Browse them in the schema types directory.

Agencies and teams

• • Audited Domains: keep a readiness report for any domain without connecting it. Every plan.
• • Clients: group sites by client and open one report per client. Any paid plan.
• • Team: invite Editors and Viewers. 3 seats on Premium, unlimited on Agency.
• • Report Branding: your name, logo and colour on report pages, PDFs and exports. Agency plan.

More on the agencies page.

Plans and limits

Each site needs its own API key. See full pricing →

Troubleshooting

FAQ

MCP server

AI Schema Gen publishes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server on npm as @aischemagen/mcp. It connects Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf or any other MCP client to your account, so you can check your score, run fixes and work with structured data from your AI assistant.

Tools

Connecting a Next.js site through the MCP

generate_schema, start_bulk_generation and apply_fix only change a Next.js site once it is connected, so what you generate reaches the live pages. Ask your assistant to run setup_nextjs_schema: it installs the package, wires it into your pages, and after you deploy, a second call with verify: true confirms it is live. Read-only tools such as get_fix_plan work before connecting.

Install

Needs Node.js 18 or newer. Nothing to install by hand: your MCP client downloads and runs it through npx.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "aischemagen": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "--package=@aischemagen/mcp", "aischemagen-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "AISCHEMAGEN_API_KEY": "your_api_key_here"
      }
    }
  }
}

Claude Code (command line)

claude mcp add aischemagen \
  --env AISCHEMAGEN_API_KEY=your_api_key_here \
  -- npx -y --package=@aischemagen/mcp aischemagen-mcp

Prefer a permanent install? Run npm install -g @aischemagen/mcp, then point your MCP client's command at aischemagen-mcp instead of npx.

Chrome extension

The AI Readiness Checker is a free Chrome extension that scores the page in your current tab: what an AI system can reach, read and understand on it, the structured data it carries, and the business behind it.

Install

1. 1Open the AI Readiness Checker on the Chrome Web Store
2. 2Click Add to Chrome, then Add extension
3. 3Pin it from the puzzle-piece menu so the icon stays visible
4. 4Open any web page and click the icon

What the panel shows

Privacy

The first pass runs on your device and sends nothing. To check the structured data and business details, the extension then sends the page address, the structured data blocks it found and a small summary (heading counts, image description counts, title, meta description, text length) to the AI Schema Gen API and nowhere else. It never sends the page's HTML, its visible text, form contents, cookies or your browsing history. Full detail is in the privacy policy, and more on the Chrome extension page.