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Product schema for AI search
Product schema is schema.org JSON-LD describing what you sell: name, description, image, brand, and often an Offer with price and availability. AI assistants and search systems use it to read commercial facts without inferring from messy HTML. Add Product on each public product or service URL, keep Offer priceCurrency and price identical to what shoppers see, and never mark up login-gated or discontinued items unless the page states that. Google may use Product markup for eligible rich results; generative AI in Search does not require it, but accurate markup lowers the risk of wrong quotes in AI answers. It does not guarantee placement in ChatGPT, Perplexity, or AI Overviews.
SaaS pricing pages can use Product or Service schema with an Offer pointing to public plan prices. Avoid stacking conflicting Product blocks from SEO plugins and your theme.
Product schema checklist for AI-readable commerce pages
- Confirm the URL is public 200 HTML and crawlable by trusted AI bots.
- Match name, image, and description to visible on-page content.
- Set Offer price, priceCurrency, and availability to live storefront values.
- Use a single primary Product block per URL — remove plugin duplicates.
- Revalidate after price, VAT display, or stock rule changes.
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Frequently asked questions
Should every blog post use Product schema?
No. Use Product only on URLs that genuinely sell or promote a specific item or plan.
What if my prices change frequently?
Update Offer fields whenever the visible price changes. Stale schema is worse than none for trust.
Does Product schema guarantee AI shopping answers?
No. It improves factual parsing when pages are retrieved. Selection still depends on relevance and platform rules.
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