JSON-LD Output
Generate a clean script block for Organization, LocalBusiness, ProfessionalService, AggregateRating or Review markup.
Create JSON-LD for Organization, LocalBusiness, ProfessionalService, AggregateRating or Review markup, then score whether the rating claim, source evidence, entity scope and page context are safe enough to publish.
Review schema can help machines understand a rating claim, but it can also amplify inaccurate, unsupported or policy-sensitive review statements. This tool creates JSON-LD and checks whether the underlying claim is reliable enough for publication.
Generate a clean script block for Organization, LocalBusiness, ProfessionalService, AggregateRating or Review markup.
Check whether the schema entity matches the exact branch, website page and Google profile.
Record rating, count, source URL, Place ID, last verified date and screenshot assumptions.
Score structured-data risk across source proof, freshness, volume, entity scope, sector and review markup choices.
A page can look clean to visitors while its structured data overstates a rating, aggregates the wrong entity or marks up testimonials that should not be promoted. Professional and legal websites need conservative schema governance.
A schema block can attach a rating to the wrong branch, legal entity, practitioner or service page.
A rating copied manually or checked months ago may not match the live Google profile.
Selected review markup can look like testimonial cherry-picking or outcome advertising.
Search engines and platforms may ignore or penalize markup that is self-serving, unverifiable or misleading.
Enter the entity, source evidence, rating and schema plan. The tool creates JSON-LD and highlights whether the markup should be published, revised, reviewed or held.
The rule combines source reliability, rating volume, freshness, entity scope, page context, markup type, sector sensitivity and mitigating controls. Lower scores mean the JSON-LD is easier to publish; higher scores need revision or review.
Structured data should mirror a documented claim, not create a stronger one.
Keep source URL, Place ID, rating, count, verification date, screenshot and owner in a record.
Attach rating markup only to the matching branch, entity or canonical page.
Prefer aggregate data over selected review snippets for law firms and sensitive services.
Publish-ready The schema can usually go live after JSON validation and final source checks.
Add controls Add source, entity, date, screenshot or page-scope controls before publication.
Legal or technical review The markup type, entity scope, sector or source evidence should be reviewed.
Hold schema Do not publish until source, policy, entity or privacy issues are corrected.
Use the badge or widget tools for visible display, and use Place ID before publishing links, widgets, badges or schema.
Create a compact visible rating badge to match the schema claim.
Use a fuller widget when the page needs source, count and verification context.
Verify the Google profile before binding the schema to an entity.
Pimlegal can review schema claims, source evidence, entity scope, testimonial wording, privacy risks and structured-data implementation before publication.