GSC Suite

Everything Search Console does not keep or show you. Connect a property and the suite saves the days Google is about to delete, tells a normal dip from a real drop, splits brand from non-brand traffic, finds the queries worth working on, shows what happened to the pages that lost traffic, checks indexing and Core Web Vitals, and watches it all for you with alerts, a Monday digest and reports you can share.

OverviewGoogle’s own 16-month trend with sustained drops flagged, search types, an expected-vs-actual range for every week, and the brand vs non-brand split.

AudienceWhich country, device and part of the site the traffic came from, where it was lost, and how much of it Google hides query detail for.

SegmentsCompare your core terms side by side and give any focus (a city, a product) its own report.

OpportunitiesQueries just off page one, top rankings that barely get clicked, and queries split between two of your pages.

RecoveryThe pages and queries that lost the most, what each address does now, suggested redirects, and a tracker that measures what your changes did.

TechnicalCore Web Vitals from real Chrome users, and what Google’s own index says about your pages.

ArchiveThe days Google is about to delete, saved: daily totals, month comparisons, top queries and pages, every row as CSV.

Alerts & reportsA daily page-health check, a robots.txt and sitemap watcher, alerts when clicks fall below their expected range, a Monday digest, and PDF or shareable-link reports.

Free while in beta. Needs a Brand Checker account and read-only access to your Search Console.

Add a property

Properties you have verified in Search Console. Adding one saves the five weeks of data Google is about to delete, then saves the next week every Monday.

What gets stored

For each day we save, exact clicks, impressions, click-through rate and average position, plus every query-by-page row Search Console returns (up to 250,000 a day). We save a day when it is among the oldest five weeks Google still has, and each Monday we check the next week, so every day gets five chances before Google drops it. That means the archive starts with data about 15 months old and grows from there — for anything newer, use Search Console itself. Google anonymises rare queries, so the rows add up to slightly less than the exact total; the daily totals include them. The archive is private to your account, and “Stop and delete” removes every stored file and row. Free while in beta.