JSON-LD schema is included in Standard and Pro. Not available on the Free plan. Imported Etsy and eBay reviews are not eligible for Google stars.
SEO Schema for Product Reviews automatically adds structured data to your product pages, helping search engines understand your review content and potentially displaying rich results like star ratings directly in search results. This powerful feature can significantly improve your click-through rates from Google and other search engines.
What is review schema?
Schema markup is structured data that helps search engines understand your content better. For reviews, it tells Google.
How many reviews a product has
The average rating
Individual review details
Who wrote the reviews
When reviews were posted
When properly implemented, this can result in rich snippets, those eye-catching star ratings you see in Google search results that make listings stand out and get more clicks.
How it works
Automatic implementation
When enabled, Reviewsion performs these steps automatically.
Generates structured data for each product with reviews
Injects schema markup into your product pages
Updates dynamically as new reviews come in
Validates against Google's requirements
Includes all necessary fields for rich results eligibility
What's included
The schema contains.
aggregateRating. Overall rating and review count
review entries. Individual reviews with ratings
author information. Reviewer names (respecting privacy settings)
datePublished. When reviews were submitted
reviewBody. The actual review content
Featured review (optional). Highlights your best review
Setting it up
Step 1. Enable schema generation
Navigate to Settings → Display Settings → SEO Schema
Toggle "Yes, generate review schema for my products"
Step 2. Configure featured review (optional)
If enabled, choose whether to include a featured review.
Manual selection. Uses your hand-picked featured review
Automatic selection. Algorithm chooses based on rating and sentiment
Why include it. Featured reviews can appear more prominently in search results
Toggle "Yes, include a featured review in the schema" if desired.
Step 3. Check for conflicts
Before enabling schema, check these items.
Your theme doesn't already add review schema
Other review apps aren't adding schema
No duplicate structured data exists
Use Google's Rich Results Test to check your current pages.
Common questions
"Will this guarantee rich snippets?"
No. Google decides whether to show rich snippets based on many factors.
Content quality
Site authority
Search relevance
Technical correctness
Schema makes you eligible but doesn't guarantee display.
"What if my theme already has schema?"
Don't enable Reviewsion's schema if.
Your theme includes review schema
Another app adds review schema
You've manually added schema
Duplicate schema won't harm your site but it's unnecessary and can confuse search engines.
"How long until I see results?"
Typically.
Indexing. 3-7 days for Google to process
Rich snippets. 1-4 weeks to appear
Results vary based on site authority and competition.
"Should I include featured reviews?"
Featured reviews offer these options.
Appear more prominently in search
Provide context in results
Increase click-through rates
Build immediate trust
Troubleshooting
"Schema not showing in test tools"
Check.
Schema is enabled in Reviewsion
Product has published reviews
Page has finished loading
No JavaScript errors blocking injection
"Warnings in rich results test"
Common warnings and solutions.
Missing field. Usually optional, can ignore
Invalid rating. Check review data integrity
Author missing. Normal for anonymous reviews
"Duplicate schema detected"
Solutions.
Disable Reviewsion schema, OR
Disable other source (theme/app)
Choose the most complete option
Compliance
The schema uses these formats.
Google's guidelines
Schema.org standards
Structured data policies
Review snippet requirements