No structured data found
The page publishes no JSON-LD structured data, so search engines and AI assistants have to infer what your product is from prose alone.
Why it matters
The page publishes no JSON-LD structured data, so search engines and AI assistants have to infer what your product is from prose alone. Structured data is what produces rich results in search, and it is increasingly what lets an assistant state facts about you — your name, pricing, and category — rather than paraphrasing your marketing copy or omitting you.
How ShipReady detects it
Search-engine basics, deliberately shallow. Lighthouse does SEO auditing thoroughly, for free, from Google, built into every browser. This module does not try to compete with that and should never grow to. It exists so a ShipReady report is not conspicuously silent on the subject, and it covers exactly the things a founder is likely to have got wrong without knowing — chiefly a `noindex` left over from staging, which makes a site invisible to search entirely. Every rule reads only the page HTML and response headers already fetched by PageContext. The module issues **no HTTP requests of its own**, which is why it can be this cheap: it is pure analysis of bytes the scan already has. Deliberately NOT covered: keyword analysis, backlinks, content quality, Core Web Vitals, and anything else that needs crawling or a second data source. Also not duplicated here: title, description, og:title, robots.txt, sitemap.xml and custom 404, all of which the readiness check already reports.
Detection is deterministic. ShipReady reports this only when it observes the condition directly, and prefers to miss a real problem over inventing one. Rule version 1.3.0.
How to fix it
This is the prompt ShipReady puts in your report — written to be pasted straight into Cursor, Claude Code, or whichever assistant built the app.
Add JSON-LD structured data so search engines and AI assistants can state facts about your product rather than inferring them from prose. For a SaaS homepage, a SoftwareApplication or Organization block covering your name, description, URL, logo and pricing is the useful minimum. Add it as <script type="application/ld+json"> in your root layout, follow the schema.org shape for the type you choose, and validate it with Google's Rich Results Test before shipping.
Frequently asked questions
- What does "No structured data found" mean?
- The page publishes no JSON-LD structured data, so search engines and AI assistants have to infer what your product is from prose alone.
- How serious is it?
- ShipReady rates this low. Worth fixing. Small individually, and they accumulate.
- How do I fix it?
- Paste the fix prompt on this page into Cursor, Claude Code or your AI editor. It is the same prompt ShipReady puts in your report.
- Can I check my own site?
- Yes — ShipReady scans up to ten pages of any public site for free and reports this alongside every other check. The free report lists every issue it finds and shows full evidence and a fix prompt for the critical and high-severity ones; medium and low findings are counted and unlock on Pro.
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