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Google Search Console dashboard

Your own Google data, turned into a to-do list

Connect Google Search Console and Analytics read-only to find queries one push from page one and pages worth improving first. Free.

  • Google Search Console
  • Google Analytics
Google data is free
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months of history
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What it does

How the Search Console dashboard works

Rankings data says where you could be. Search Console says where you are: the queries people actually typed, how often you showed up and how often they clicked. Connect it read-only, along with Google Analytics if you use it.

OpenSEO turns that into work to do: queries sitting at positions 5 to 20, and pages scored by where a push is most worth it, weighing demand, the value of their visits and how close they are to the top.

What you can do

Search performance features

  • Striking-distance queries

    Each query’s best page at positions 5 to 20, by impressions. Save them as keywords in one click.

  • Opportunity scores

    Pages at positions 4 to 20 scored 0 to 100 on demand, the value of their visits from GA4, and reachability.

  • Period comparisons

    Clicks, impressions, CTR and average position against the period before.

  • Organic traffic from GA4

    Sessions, engagement, key events and revenue from search, and the pages visitors land on.

  • Read-only and separate

    Search Console and Analytics are separate, read-only permissions. Nothing Google returns is stored.

What it costs

Search performance pricing

Prices at the time of writing, billed by the data provider to your own key. The app shows the price of every action before it runs.

What Search performance actions cost
ActionPrice
Search Console and Analytics reportsAny view, any periodFree

Google’s data is free, and nothing here is billed.

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In active development. This feature is being built, and parts of what this page describes may not be available yet.

Search performance: SEO terms explained

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