Free local SEO tool

Free LocalBusiness schema generator

Build clean LocalBusiness JSON-LD in seconds and copy it straight into your site.

Free
No signup
Runs in your browser

Business

Business type

Pick the most specific type that fits.

Business name

Phone

Price range

Website URL

Address

Street address

City

Region/State

Postal code

Country

Generated JSON-LD

{
  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@type": "LocalBusiness",
  "name": "Your Business Name",
  "priceRange": "$$",
  "address": {
    "@type": "PostalAddress",
    "addressCountry": "US"
  }
}

Google needs at least a name and address. Still missing: business name, street address, city.

Paste the tagged version into your page's <head>, then check it with the Rich Results Test.

This free LocalBusiness schema generator builds valid JSON-LD structured data for your business in seconds. Fill in your type, name, phone, website and address, and the code updates live on the right. Copy it with or without the script tag and paste it into your site. It runs in your browser and needs no signup.

How to generate LocalBusiness schema

Pick the most specific business type in the list, like Dentist or Plumber.
Enter your business name exactly as it appears on your Google Business Profile.
Add phone, website and price range. Use the full phone format with country code if you can.
Fill in the full address. The tool warns you if a required field is missing.
Click “Copy with tag” and paste the code into the head of your homepage or contact page.
Test the live page with Google's Rich Results Test.

What LocalBusiness schema does

Schema markup is a small block of code that labels facts on your page so search engines don't have to guess. The schema.org LocalBusiness type describes a physical business or a branch of one, and it has many sub-types for specific industries.

Google's local business structured data guide lists only two required properties: name and address. It recommends extras like telephone, url, opening hours, geo coordinates and price range, and it advises using the most specific sub-type possible. This tool covers the required fields and the most useful recommended ones.

Limits worth knowing

Schema is not a ranking boost. It helps Google understand you. It does not replace a good profile, reviews or useful pages.
Markup must match the page. If your schema says one phone number and the page shows another, you create the exact confusion schema is meant to fix.
No hours or geo yet. This generator keeps things simple. If you need opening hours, several departments or service areas, add them by hand or ask me for help.
No self-serving review stars. Google's review snippet rules say a LocalBusiness page that controls reviews about itself can't get review stars, so I left ratings out on purpose.

When to use it

When you launch a new website or a new location page.
After you change your address, phone or business name.
When an SEO audit says structured data is missing.
When your theme or plugin adds generic Organization markup and you need proper local data.

Common mistakes

Leaving placeholder text. If the name still says “Your Business Name”, fill it in before you copy.
Adding schema twice. A plugin and a hand-pasted block can clash. Keep one source.
Mismatched NAP. Check your details with the NAP consistency checker first.
Never testing. A missing comma breaks the whole block. Always run the Rich Results Test.

Next steps

Schema is one item on the local SEO audit checklist, so run that next to see what else is missing. If you want schema done across every page type, including services, FAQs and locations, my schema markup service handles it, and my technical SEO service fixes the rest of the code side. For how schema helps with AI answers, read my AEO and GEO guide for local SEO.

LocalBusiness Schema Generator FAQ

Is this LocalBusiness schema generator free?

Yes. It is free, needs no signup and runs in your browser. Nothing you type leaves your device.

Which fields does Google require for LocalBusiness schema?

Google's local business documentation lists name and address as required. Phone, URL, opening hours, geo coordinates and price range are recommended.

Will schema markup make me rank higher?

Not on its own. Schema helps Google understand your business facts and can make a page eligible for some rich results. Rankings still come from relevance, distance and prominence.

Where do I paste the JSON-LD?

Paste the version with the script tag into the head of your homepage or contact page. Most CMS platforms have a header code box or an SEO plugin field for this.

Should I use LocalBusiness or a more specific type?

Use the most specific type that fits, such as Dentist or Plumber. Google's documentation recommends the most specific LocalBusiness sub-type possible.

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