Product Catalog Structured Data Pack
Specification as of 2026-08-10: you send 3 inputs, you get back 5 sections, one of them a manifest hashing every file on both sides.
A bounded conversion of one merchant-authorized catalog export into a dated normalized JSON snapshot, platform-appropriate Product/Offer or ProductGroup templates, an installation map, and one sample-render validation. It never promises storefront or discovery outcomes.
$349
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What you get
- One catalog export covering at most 50 parent products and 250 variants
- Dated normalized JSON snapshot with missing fields kept explicit
- Dynamic-bound Product/Offer or ProductGroup JSON-LD templates
- Platform-specific installation map for the merchant or developer
- Dated validator evidence for one concrete sample render
- Delivery within five business days after complete intake
Free specimen and paid-delivery boundary
A page-by-page projection of the retained USTA offer-schema self-crawl. Each valid row shows the dated Product/Offer graph counts and digest a buyer would receive in a validation appendix.
Specimen provenance: Captured: 2026-08-10T00:11:26+00:00 · Target: retained priced-page Product/Offer schema crawl · Evidence method: read-only projection of stored page validation receipts
Proof scope: method boundary only. This free specimen does not demonstrate the full paid delivery.
What this free specimen actually shows
- Dated retained-page Product and Offer graph validation rows
- Retained page error inventory and source-crawl SHA-256
- Recounted coverage totals for the stored first-party crawl
Paid outputs not demonstrated by this specimen
- Normalized buyer product and variant field map
- Platform-appropriate Product and Offer JSON-LD template
- Installation map naming the buyer's dynamic bindings
- SHA-256 delivery manifest over buyer-supplied and delivered files
Paid delivery contract
You send:
- One accepted catalog export with stable product and variant identifiers
- The buyer's canonical product URL pattern, currency, and platform
- One public sample product page for a dated rendered-graph check
You get back:
- A normalized product and variant field map
- A platform-appropriate Product and Offer JSON-LD template
- An installation map naming every dynamic binding
- A dated page receipt with Product and Offer counts, errors, and graph SHA-256
- A SHA-256 delivery manifest over the supplied files
Limits: This specimen replays a stored first-party self-probe and sends no request. A PASS row proves only that the retained render had a complete mechanically valid Product/Offer graph at fetched_at; it does not prove current availability, search eligibility, indexing, ranking, rich-result display, sales, or compatibility with a buyer's theme. Error arrays are retained rather than filtered.
Load the retained crawl, validate its schema and offset-aware fetch time, then independently recount its priced-page receipts. A graph is valid only when its receipt says PASS, names Product and Offer, has positive node counts, carries a lowercase SHA-256 graph digest, and has no errors. Every non-empty priced or UNKNOWN page error array is copied into the error inventory. This is bounded evidence of the dated method stated here; it does not establish affiliation, endorsement, authorization, or any current outcome beyond that scope.
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