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LocalBusiness Schema Generator

Fill this in once and get valid LocalBusiness JSON-LD (plus an optional FAQPage block) to paste into your site's <head>. Google uses it to build your rich result and to confirm your name, address, phone and hours. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded anywhere.

Business type

Business name

Phone

Website URL

Street address

City

State / region

Postal code

Country code

Price range

Latitude (optional)

Longitude (optional)

Areas served — one per line (optional)

Services offered — one per line (optional)

Opening hours

Leave a day blank to mark it closed. Use 24-hour times.

FAQ (optional — generates a separate FAQPage block) One per line, as Question | Answer

Your markup

Paste this whole block into the <head> of your home page, then test it with Google's Rich Results Test.

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What this generates, and why each field matters

@type — Google recognises specific subtypes like Plumber and HVACBusiness. Using the precise one beats a generic LocalBusiness.
PostalAddress — must match your Google Business Profile character-for-character, or the two records fight each other.
openingHoursSpecification — structured hours, not a free-text string. This is what can surface "Open now" in results.
areaServed — for businesses that travel to the customer. Pair it with real service-area pages; schema alone doesn't rank you in a town you never mention.
hasOfferCatalog — lists your actual services so the engine understands what you sell.
geo — optional, but pins you when your address is ambiguous.

One honest warning: do not invent an aggregateRating. Self-serving review markup with no visible reviews on the page is a manual-action risk, so this generator deliberately won't emit one.