
Schemantra
Build connected JSON-LD markup and knowledge graphs

Automate advanced schema markup across WordPress content
Schema Pro maps WordPress fields to structured data types and applies markup through reusable rules without requiring manual JSON-LD editing. Its documented capabilities include Schema automation, Conditional rules and Custom field mapping.
Schema Pro addresses a defined part of the search workflow. Evaluate it against the process your team already uses, the data it needs and the output that must be produced.

Schema automation is one of Schema Pro’s documented core capabilities. Its exact scope can vary by plan, deployment and integration, so validate it against the current product documentation.
Conditional rules is one of Schema Pro’s documented core capabilities. Its exact scope can vary by plan, deployment and integration, so validate it against the current product documentation.
Custom field mapping is one of Schema Pro’s documented core capabilities. Its exact scope can vary by plan, deployment and integration, so validate it against the current product documentation.
Markup validation is one of Schema Pro’s documented core capabilities. Its exact scope can vary by plan, deployment and integration, so validate it against the current product documentation.
Schema automation is one of Schema Pro’s documented core capabilities. Its exact scope can vary by plan, deployment and integration, so validate it against the current product documentation.
Conditional rules is one of Schema Pro’s documented core capabilities. Its exact scope can vary by plan, deployment and integration, so validate it against the current product documentation.
Custom field mapping is one of Schema Pro’s documented core capabilities. Its exact scope can vary by plan, deployment and integration, so validate it against the current product documentation.