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CheckoutPage Schema for Webflow Websites
CheckoutPage schema identifies a page as a checkout or purchase flow. This tells Google the page is a transaction page, not informational content. Rarely needed on Webflow sites since Webflow's native e-commerce handles checkout pages internally.
When to Use
Only on dedicated checkout pages where a user completes a purchase. Not on product pages (use Product) or cart pages.
Fields
Same as WebPage:
- name — Page title (shared)
- description — Page description (shared)
- url — Checkout URL (shared)
- primaryImageOfPage — Page image
- datePublished — Page creation date (shared)
- dateModified — Last update (shared)
- inLanguage — Page language (shared)
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I just read https://www.karpi.studio/schema-glossary-types/checkout-page about CheckoutPage schema for Webflow websites. Help me apply this to my own online store:
- Which fields to use: same as WebPage — `name`, `description`, `url`, `primaryImageOfPage`, `datePublished`, `dateModified`, and `inLanguage`
- A complete JSON-LD example using the @graph format for a CheckoutPage with `name`, `url`, and the shared WebPage fields
- How to implement it in Webflow only on a dedicated checkout page where a user completes a purchase — not on product pages (use Product) or cart pages; it is rarely needed since Webflow's native e-commerce handles checkout internally
- How to validate it with the Schema.org Validator; there is no dedicated Google rich result for CheckoutPage — it simply tells Google the page is a transaction page, not informational content