Summary
Search Console questions answered where you are already thinking.
The useful ones — which queries earn impressions and no clicks, which pages slipped this month, whether that new URL is even indexed — take four screens in the web interface and one exchange here.
What it is
A read-only window onto Google Search Console: search analytics by page, query, country, device and date, URL inspection, and sitemap status, across the properties the service account can reach.
What you get
- Clicks, impressions, CTR and average position over a date range you set
- Breakdowns by query, page, country, device, search appearance or date, up to the API's row limit per request
- Filters on query and page, switching to regex when you prefix the value
- Search types beyond web — image, video, news, discover and Google News
- Period-over-period comparison for week-on-week and month-on-month trends
- The list of properties the account has access to
- Index coverage for a URL — indexed, excluded or erroring, with crawl and mobile usability detail
- Sitemap status, including how many of each sitemap's URLs are indexed
Requirements
A Google service account, added as a user on every Search Console property you want to read. It cannot submit URLs or change any setting.
Setup effort
One command plus a key — npx -y @sarahpark/google-search-console-mcp, then supply credentials