FAQ Schema Parity Audit

Enter a URL. The tool extracts every question from FAQPage JSON-LD and every visible question on the page, then diffs them side-by-side. Catches the silent parity gap Google never warns you about: visible FAQs missing from schema (zero rich-result eligibility), ghost entries in schema that the page does not actually contain (whole-result suppression), and answer-text drift between the two. Generates a drop-in JSON-LD block for every missing question.

Why this tool exists — the hidden FAQ-schema bug killing rich results →

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Questions are normalized before matching (lowercase, punctuation stripped, "research peptides" = "Research Peptides"). Answer text is compared for material drift — small wording differences are fine, but 30%+ divergence gets flagged.

Why this matters

Google has specific rules for FAQPage rich results and enforces them silently:

Every question in schema must be visible on the page. If you list a Q in JSON-LD that doesn't appear in the rendered HTML, Google flags a "mismatched content" policy violation and may suppress the whole rich result.
Every answer in schema should substantively match the visible answer. Heavy paraphrasing or answer-stuffing triggers the same suppression.
Visible-only questions are missed opportunities. Every FAQ not in JSON-LD forfeits People Also Ask / AI Overview / Perplexity citation eligibility. For most service pages, this is where the easy SEO wins live.

This tool is the pre-flight check. Run it before submitting a page to Search Console or pushing new FAQ copy. Pair with Schema Validator for type-level validation and FAQ Harvester for top-10 competitor FAQ extraction when you're trying to figure out which questions to answer in the first place.