Free Google Search Console dashboard with quick wins
Connect your Search Console in one click and see exactly what people search to find you, which pages earn the clicks and which keywords are one push away from page one. Read-only and free on every plan.
What it checks
Everything the search console dashboard looks at
Clicks and impressions
Real totals from Google for the last 7, 28 or 90 days, compared with the period before.
Average CTR and position
See whether you are being shown more, ranking higher and earning a bigger share of clicks.
Daily trend chart
Clicks and impressions day by day, so a drop or a spike is obvious at a glance.
Top keywords
The search queries that bring visitors, with clicks, impressions, CTR and average position for each.
Top pages
The pages Google sends traffic to, each with a one-click link to run a full audit on that page.
Quick wins
Keywords sitting in positions 8 to 20 with real demand, where better content and internal links can move you onto page one.
Titles losing clicks
Page-one keywords whose CTR is under half the usual rate for that position, a sign the title or meta description needs rewriting.
Every property you own
Domain and URL-prefix properties from your Google account, switchable from one menu.
Free rank tracker
Track up to 50 keywords per site. We record Google's own daily average position, with 7- and 28-day movement and a 30-day trend, backfilled three months on day one.
Weekly email
Every Monday: clicks against the week before, the tracked keywords that moved, and the week's quick wins. One click to stop.
Bing Webmaster Tools
Add your free Bing API key to see Bing clicks, impressions, keywords and pages next to Google. Bing also feeds Copilot and DuckDuckGo.
Inside your audit report
Open any audit of a site you own and a Google search tab shows its real clicks, keywords and quick wins, in the web report and the PDF.
How it works
Three steps, about a minute.
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Create a free account
Sign up with email or Continue with Google.
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Connect Search Console
Grant read-only access on Google's own consent screen and pick your site.
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Act on the opportunities
Work through the quick wins and weak titles, then watch clicks and position change over the following weeks.
Why Google Search Console data beats keyword estimates
Most SEO tools estimate your rankings and traffic by tracking a sample of keywords and modelling the rest. Google Search Console is different: it is Google's own record of every search where your site appeared, how often it was clicked and the average position it held. That makes it the most accurate source of organic search data you can get, and it is free. The catch is that Search Console's interface is built for exploration, not for decisions. Our dashboard connects to it with read-only access and turns the raw rows into a short list of actions: the keywords worth pushing, the pages that matter and the titles that are costing you clicks. Google's data runs about three days behind, so the dashboard always shows the latest complete days.
How to use quick wins and low-CTR keywords
A keyword in position 8 to 20 already has Google's attention, which makes it far easier to improve than a keyword you do not rank for at all. Open the page that ranks for it, check that the keyword and its close variations appear in the title, headings and opening paragraph, add depth where competing pages cover more, and link to it from related pages on your site. Low-CTR keywords are a different problem: you already rank on page one, but searchers choose another result. Rewrite the title tag and meta description to match the intent of the query, include a clear benefit, and avoid titles that get truncated. Give changes two to four weeks, then compare the period against the one before in the dashboard.
Why it matters
Real data, not estimates
Keyword tools guess your traffic from third-party panels. Search Console is Google's own record of your clicks and rankings.
Opportunities, not just numbers
Search Console shows thousands of rows; we pull out the handful of keywords and titles where a small change pays off.
Connected to your audit
Jump from any top page straight into a full speed, SEO and security audit of that page.
Who it is for
Small business owners
Find out what customers actually type into Google before they reach you, without learning Search Console's menus.
Marketers
Spot page-two keywords and under-performing titles in seconds and turn them into a content plan.
Agencies
Show clients where their traffic comes from and which quick wins you will tackle first.
Try the free tools
Learn more
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Google Search Console for Beginners: Step-by-Step GuideGuides · 10 min read
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Free Rank Tracking with Google Search Console DataGuides · 8 min read
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Bing Webmaster Tools Setup Guide: Step by StepGuides · 8 min read
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Title Tags and Meta Descriptions That Get Clicked in 2026SEO · 7 min read
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Keyword Cannibalization: How to Detect It and What to DoSEO · 8 min read
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Yes. Connecting Google Search Console is free on every plan, including the free account.
No. We ask Google only for read-only access (webmasters.readonly). We cannot submit sitemaps, remove URLs or change settings.
Only you, inside your account. It is not shared, sold, used for advertising or combined with other customers' data. See our privacy policy for details.
Click Disconnect on the Search Console page. We delete the access tokens and ask Google to revoke our access. You can also remove it from your Google account permissions.
While Google completes its review of our app, the consent screen may show a warning. Choose Advanced and continue; the access requested is still read-only.
Your site must be added and verified in Google Search Console under the Google account you connect. Add it there, or disconnect and connect the account that owns it.
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