ClickFunnels Schema Rich Snippets

Detect, inspect, and validate Schema.org structured data (JSON-LD & Microdata) on any webpage.

ClickFunnels Schema Rich Snippets — instant schema audit for ClickFunnels pages Open the extension on any ClickFunnels page — sales page, opt-in page, order form, upsell, downsell, membership area, or blog post — and see exactly what structured data the page is outputting, what's missing, and whether Google can use it for rich results. Built specifically for ClickFunnels users, agency builders, info-product creators, and SEO consultants auditing ClickFunnels funnels. WHAT IT DOES - Detects every JSON-LD and Microdata schema on the ClickFunnels page you're viewing — anything added through ClickFunnels' Tracking Code settings, page-level custom code, or theme integrations - Validates each schema against Schema.org rules: required fields, recommended fields, value formats (URLs, ISO dates, currency codes, durations) - Scores the page's schema health 0–100% with a clear breakdown - Tells you which Google rich result features the page qualifies for — Product, Article, FAQ, Course, Event, Organization, Breadcrumbs, Reviews, and more - Flags missing fields field-by-field so you know exactly what to fix in your ClickFunnels custom code or tracking settings - Validates pasted JSON-LD on demand — useful before adding custom schema through ClickFunnels' header/footer code injection WHY CLICKFUNNELS USERS NEED THIS ClickFunnels pages aren't built with schema in mind. Out of the box, a ClickFunnels sales page has minimal structured data — typically just basics emitted by the platform. Most rich-result eligibility comes from schema you (or your agency) add manually through Tracking Code or page-level custom code. That manual approach is where things quietly go wrong: a missing offer.priceValidUntil, an invalid @context, a duplicated Product node from a tracking script, a typo in a date format. These don't break the page — they just stop Google from showing the rich snippet. This extension shows you in seconds what's actually being shipped to Google so you can: - Verify product schema you added to a sales page is valid before driving paid traffic to it - Spot missing or malformed Course schema on info-product funnels - Diagnose duplicate or conflicting schema injected by tracking apps (Hyros, Wicked Reports, etc.) - Validate FAQ schema on long-form sales pages so it qualifies for Google's FAQ rich result - Audit competitor funnels to see what schema they ship - Validate custom JSON-LD before pasting into ClickFunnels' header code — saving a publish-test-fix cycle PLATFORM-AWARE This extension is built for ClickFunnels. When you open it on a non-ClickFunnels page, it tells you so — no false positives, no irrelevant warnings. The detection looks for ClickFunnels' signature fingerprints (the ClickFunnels generator meta tag, clickfunnels.com and myclickfunnels.com asset hosts, ClickFunnels CDN endpoints, the ClickFunnels runtime globals, and the elBody body class used by the ClickFunnels 2.0 page editor) before scanning. Works with both ClickFunnels Classic and ClickFunnels 2.0. KEY FEATURES - Side panel UI — works alongside the ClickFunnels page you're inspecting - Dashboard with health score, error/warning counts, and rich-result eligibility at a glance - Per-schema breakdown with field-level validation - Filter by status (errors, warnings, valid) or schema type - One-click links to Google's Rich Results Test and the Schema.org Validator for the current page - Validate tab for pasting and testing custom JSON-LD before adding it through ClickFunnels Tracking Code or page-level custom code - Pop-out window mode for side-by-side review with your ClickFunnels page editor - Export full audit results as JSON for client reports or QA tickets - Works on every ClickFunnels page — myclickfunnels.com subdomains and ClickFunnels pages on connected custom domains PRIVACY This extension reads only the active tab's HTML when you open it. Nothing is sent to any server. No analytics, no tracking, no account required. Your funnel data stays in your browser.