The problem
Search reports and website checks can be hard to compare. You need to know whether a page with a problem is also a page people find on Google.
Search performance
See how people find your website on Google.
Connect Google Search Console, Google's free search reporting service. See how often your pages appear, how often people click, and which searches bring them to you.
- Website checks do not edit your pages
- No automatic website changes
- See why each fix matters
What you get
Search results and website problems in one view, so you can choose which pages to review first.
How it works
A clear path from question to next step.
See what to expect, what you can learn, and how to use the results for your website.
01
Measure
Read your website's Google search results.
Choose your website in Search Console and the dates to review. We show which website and dates each result covers.
- Clicks, appearances in search, click rate, and average ranking
- Your most visited pages and common search terms
- The selected website and data update status
02
Investigate
Find pages that people see but rarely click.
Look for pages that appear often in Google but receive few clicks. Then check whether the page title, links, or duplicate-page settings need a closer look.
- Pages whose search ranking may be worth reviewing
- Pages with a low share of search appearances becoming clicks
- Search interest rising or falling over time
03
Stay honest
See where each number came from.
Labels tell you whether a result came from Google, a website scan, or a calculation based on that data.
- A source shown for each measurement
- Explanations of how results are compared
- No made-up keyword, competitor, or sales figures
Trust is part of the product
What to know before you start.
See what you need, what the results can tell you, and where more information is needed. Measurements and estimates stay clearly labeled, and website changes need your approval.
See how scoring works →- 01
Search Console results cover the website and dates you select.
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Click-through rate (CTR) is the share of search appearances that lead to a click. It and average ranking summarize many searches, so individual results vary.
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We use your Search Console data. We do not collect Google result pages or fill missing data with market estimates.
Straight answers
Know how it works before you begin.
A little context makes it easier to get started.
Contact support →Where does the search data come from?
From the website you select when connecting Google Search Console.
Does it show how many people search for any keyword?
No. It shows searches recorded for your website in Search Console. It does not provide market-wide search counts or keyword difficulty scores.
Why show Google results next to a website scan?
It helps you spot website problems on pages that people already find in search, so you have more information when choosing what to fix.
Start with your website
Find the pages people are searching for.
Scan your website, connect Search Console, and review your pages alongside their Google search results.