NeoSEO’s product schema, tested on
the WooCommerce themes stores actually run

Install counts come from WordPress.org, which reports anything above a million as “1,000,000+”. The site total is therefore a floor, not an estimate. Last tested 19 October 2026.

195 work out of the box. The other 38, including Astra, Hello Elementor, Kadence, OceanWP and Blocksy, work with one setting. Built with a page builder? Elementor, Elementor Pro and Divi pass too.

What “compatible” means here

NeoSEO’s output is the structured data in your page’s head, so a theme can’t break it by restyling a page. What a theme can do is drop the head, print a second description of the same product, or show different products from the ones the markup lists. This is what we check, on a real WooCommerce store, for every theme in the list:

Compatible out of the box

Ordered by how many sites run them. Using something that isn’t here? NeoSEO prints its markup in the page head, which every standard theme provides — and we’ll test yours on request.

Works with one setting

These themes print some markup of their own that NeoSEO also prints, such as a second description of your store, breadcrumbs or social tags. NeoSEO recognises the theme and offers a switch under NeoSEO → Settings → Theme compatibility that turns the theme’s copy off through the theme’s own setting. It stays off until you turn it on, because it changes your theme’s output. With it on, each theme below passes all eight checks.

Premium themes

Tested the same way as every theme above, with their default templates.

Customer figures: Divi: Elegant Themes, the theme's developer.

Page builders

A page builder can replace the product page and the shop with its own widgets, and a products widget can show different products from the ones WordPress queried. NeoSEO’s shop list follows what the page actually shows. Each builder below passes all eight checks with these templates in place.