How to Use Schema Pro with SureRank

If you already use Schema Pro and are happy with its schema implementation, you can continue using it alongside SureRank without any issues. 

In this case, you simply need to disable the Schema module inside SureRank to avoid duplicate schema output.

How to disable Schema in SureRank:

1. Navigate to SureRank → Tools → Modules
2. Locate the Schema module
3. Turn the module Off

Once disabled, SureRank will no longer generate schema markup, and Schema Pro will handle all schema output for your website.

The key principle to remember is simple: only one plugin should output schema on the same page. 

Running both schema systems simultaneously can lead to duplication and validation errors, so choosing one primary source is important for clean markup.

Which Plugin Should Handle Schema?

Both plugins are fully compatible, but each serves different needs.

Use SureRank if:

• Your schema requirements are straightforward
• You want built-in schema as part of your overall SEO workflow
• You prefer a single tool handling multiple SEO tasks
  

For most websites, SureRank’s schema coverage is sufficient and will meet around 95% of typical needs.

Use Schema Pro if you need:

• Advanced control and customizations
• ACF or custom field mapping
• Schema types or configurations not yet available in SureRank
• A dedicated schema solution separate from SEO features
  

Schema Pro provides deeper, fine-grained schema customization that some niche websites may require.

Can Both Plugins Run Together?

Yes. Schema Pro and SureRank can coexist on the same website without any conflict — as long as only one plugin is configured to output schema as explained above.

Choose the tool that fits your schema needs best, disable the other plugin’s schema feature, and everything will work smoothly.