Local business schema generator
Fill in what you already know about your business. You get the JSON-LD block to paste into your site.
Free tools
The closest match. Google accepts a general LocalBusiness if nothing fits.
Two letters, for example RO, DE or NL.
Your JSON-LD
Enter a business name to see your code.
Where it goes
Paste the whole block, script tags included, into the HTML head of your home page. One block per business. In WordPress most themes have a header or custom-code area for exactly this; in Webflow and Framer it is the site-wide custom code panel.
What it will and will not do
This markup tells Google the facts about your business: the name, where you are, how to reach you, when you open. It does not put star ratings in the search results. Google stopped showing review stars for markup a business writes about itself in 2019, and any tool that promises otherwise is selling you something. What still moves is whether Google has your details right, and whether real reviews keep arriving on your profile.
The part schema cannot do
Markup describes your business. Reviews are what people read. ReviewMix imports your Google reviews, gives you the link and QR code to ask for more, and shows them on your site in one widget. The free plan covers one business.
Questions
- Will this give me star ratings in Google search?
- No. Google stopped showing review stars for self-serving LocalBusiness markup in 2019. This block makes your business details machine-readable, which is a different and still useful job.
- Where exactly do I paste it?
- In the HTML head of your home page, script tags included. Most site builders have a custom-code or header area for site-wide snippets.
- Do I need one for every page?
- No. One block on the page that represents the business is enough. Repeating it on every page does not help and makes it harder to keep correct.