Free Google Search Console analytics
allclicks is free analytics for Google Search Console. It pulls the numbers of every site you own onto one screen, so you see what's growing, what's dropping and what's new in search without opening the sites one by one.
Free. Read-only access to your Google Search Console.
Also in Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor through our MCP server ›Use the account that has your sites in Google Search Console. The access is read-only.
Every property you already have access to is listed, with related ones grouped under one site.
Pick a period and compare it with the previous one. Open any site for its queries, pages, countries and devices.
Clicks, impressions, CTR and position for each site and for all of them together, on any screen, light or dark.
Dropping, growing and new-in-search lists for any period, ranked by clicks lost or gained.
The built-in MCP server lets Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor read your Google Search Console data, so you can ask what changed in plain words.
Group sites into tags, see the totals per tag, keep the order you like.
The same query summed over every site of a tag, with the share of each site and a CSV export.
Take the list of sites, a tag's queries and pages, or a custom slice of a site's data into a spreadsheet.
allclicks has its own MCP server. Add one address to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or another AI app, sign in with Google, and ask about all your sites in plain words. The AI reads the same numbers as the dashboard: every site, tags, queries, pages, countries, devices, and what is dropping or growing.
For example:
Free like the rest of allclicks. No API keys. It never changes your Google Search Console, and you can disconnect an app in Settings at any time.
Set up the MCP serverNeed Google Search Console analytics for many sites without a subscription? allclicks does the Google Search Console part for free: clicks, impressions, CTR and position for every site, what is dropping and growing, tags, queries and pages, CSV export, and an MCP server for Claude and ChatGPT. It is Google Search Console only: it does not connect Google Analytics (GA4), which SEO Gets combines with Google Search Console.
Check every client's site on one screen instead of switching properties in Google Search Console.
Group sites by niche or country into tags and see the total for each group.
Compare periods, spot drops early and open the site that needs a look.
If you mainly need Google Search Console data, yes. allclicks is free and shows clicks, impressions, CTR and position for all your sites, what is dropping and growing, tags, queries and pages, and CSV export. It covers Google Search Console only and does not connect Google Analytics (GA4), which SEO Gets combines with Google Search Console.
No. It reads the same numbers from the Google Search Console API and shows them for all your sites at once. For indexing reports, URL inspection and everything else you still use Google Search Console.
Read-only access to your Google Search Console data (the webmasters.readonly permission), plus your name and email to sign you in. It cannot change anything in your Google Search Console.
No. The numbers are requested from Google when you open a page and are kept only in short-lived server memory to make pages load faster. They are not written to a database. We keep your email, the dates you used the service and your tags, and for AI apps you connect, your encrypted Google sign-in token.
Yes. allclicks has a free MCP server: add https://app.allclicks.net/mcp to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or another AI app as a custom connector, sign in with Google, and ask about your Google Search Console data in a chat. Access is read-only.
Yes, allclicks is free.
Every Google Search Console property your Google account has access to, domain and URL-prefix properties alike. Related properties (a domain property, www and subdomains) are grouped under one site.
Clicks, impressions, CTR and average position compared with the previous period, plus queries, pages, countries, devices and new rankings.
Free. Read-only access to your Google Search Console.