Service Schema Markup Generator

Generate Service JSON-LD structured data to describe professional services, consulting, or other offerings with provider info, area served, and pricing.

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Fields

Service Name

Service URL

Description

Image URL

Service Type

Provider

Area Served

Offer

Aggregate Rating

<script type="application/ld+json">
{
  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@type": "Service"
}
</script>

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Service Schema Markup FAQ

Service schema markup describes professional services, consulting, or other offerings to search engines. It includes the service name, description, provider, area served, and pricing. This helps Google understand what services you offer and where.

Product is for tangible goods or digital products that can be purchased. Service is for intangible offerings like consulting, cleaning, legal advice, or SaaS subscriptions. If someone buys a deliverable item, use Product. If they're paying for work or access, use Service.

Service schema doesn't have a dedicated rich result type in Google, but it helps Google understand your business offerings for relevant searches. Combined with LocalBusiness schema and reviews, it can enhance your overall search presence.

Yes, especially for location-based services. The areaServed property tells Google where you operate, which helps with local search relevance. You can specify cities, states, countries, or geographic regions.

Yes. Use the offers property to describe pricing. You can include price, currency, and a URL to the pricing page. For services with variable pricing, you can describe the price range or starting price.