Google Search Console
GSC + GA4 Analytics Tool: Get Actionable Data & Insights
Connect GSC and GA4 to track SEO and website performance, uncover actionable insights, and turn search data into growth opportunities.
What you can track
Turn GSC and GA4 data into clear SEO decisions
Combine both sources, track whole topics, catch decaying pages, fix keyword cannibalization and see what Google has indexed, all in one place.
Track whole topics, not single keywords with clicks, CTR and position summed per cluster
Catch pages losing clicks early and refresh them before the drop compounds
Find pages competing for the same query and decide which one to keep
7 swaps in 8 weeks for “seo audit checklist”. Merge the guide into the post.
Know which pages Google has indexed and why the rest were left out
MCP Server
Ask Claude or Cursor about your search performance
Connect once and your GSC and GA4 data works in any AI client. Ask anything, get real numbers, and let agents handle the fixes.
Get answers from GSC and GA4 without building a report
Which pages lost the most clicks this month?
/blog/seo-audit-checklist fell 42%, from 1,240 to 720 clicks. It slipped to position 8.4 for “seo audit checklist”.
Hand the fix to an agent right from the chat
Refresh the three decaying blog posts.
Created 3 Article Refresh tasks in Mission Control, starting with /blog/seo-audit-checklist.
Works in Claude, Cursor, VS Code and Windsurf with OAuth or an API key
How do I connect my Google Search Console account?
Connecting your Google Search Console account is simple. Go to the integrations section in your Orchly dashboard and click "Connect Google Search Console." You'll be redirected to Google to authorize the connection. Once connected, Orchly automatically syncs your search performance data, including impressions, clicks, CTR, and average position for both pages and keywords.
What data does Orchly pull from Google Search Console?
Orchly syncs comprehensive data from your Google Search Console, including page-level metrics (impressions, clicks, CTR, average position) and keyword-level data (search queries, rankings, performance trends). This data is updated regularly to give you the most current insights into your search performance and help identify optimization opportunities.
How often is the data refreshed from Google Search Console?
Orchly syncs your Search Console data daily. Google itself reports with a delay of about two days, so the latest days in any Search Console tool fill in over time.
Can I track multiple properties from Google Search Console?
Yes! Orchly supports tracking multiple Google Search Console properties. You can connect multiple properties and view their performance data side-by-side or separately. This is especially useful for agencies managing multiple clients or businesses with multiple websites or subdomains.
What insights can I get from page-level data?
Page-level insights show you how each individual page on your site performs in Google search. You can see which pages get the most impressions, clicks, and traffic, as well as their average position and CTR. This helps you identify top-performing pages to replicate their success, and pages with high impressions but low clicks that need optimization.
How do keyword-level insights help my SEO strategy?
Keyword-level insights show you exactly which search queries drive traffic to your site. You can see ranking positions, impressions, clicks, and CTR for each keyword. This data helps you understand user intent, identify ranking opportunities, and optimize content to better match what searchers are looking for.
Is my Google Search Console data secure?
Absolutely. All data synced from Google Search Console is encrypted and stored securely. We use OAuth 2.0 for secure authentication and never store your Google credentials. Your data is never shared with third parties and is protected with industry-standard security measures.
Can I export the data for analysis in other tools?
Yes! You can export your Google Search Console data from Orchly in various formats including CSV and JSON. This allows you to analyze the data in Excel, Google Sheets, or other analytics tools. You can also use our API to integrate the data with your existing reporting and analytics workflows.
