Google Search Console MCP serverRead-only

Ask Claude or ChatGPT about your Google Search Console data.

A hosted MCP server for Google Search Console. Connect your Google account once and let your AI assistant read clicks, impressions and rankings by query and page, check whether a page is indexed and review your sitemaps. Read-only, so nothing in Search Console changes.

Connect Google Search ConsoleSee what it can read

Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and any other remote MCP client.

Your key is encrypted and your data is never stored.

Things you can ask

Once Google Search Console is connected, ask in your own words. Copy a question to try it.

  • “Which queries brought in the most clicks last month?”
  • “Which pages lost the most clicks compared to the month before?”
  • “Which queries rank on page two with many impressions but few clicks?”
  • “Is example.com/pricing indexed, and when did Google last crawl it?”

What your AI assistant can read in Google Search Console

Read-only. It cannot create, change, send or delete anything in Google Search Console.

Looks things up

4 tools
list_sites
List the Search Console properties your Google account can see.
query_search_analytics
Read clicks, impressions, CTR and position by query, page, country, device or date.
inspect_url
Check whether Google indexed a page, when it last crawled it and which canonical it chose.
list_sitemaps
Review your sitemaps with their errors, warnings and submitted pages.

Your data stays secure.

The key to your software is encrypted and never shared with Claude or ChatGPT. Your data passes straight through: we keep no copy of it. Every assistant gets its own login, which you can switch off in one click.

Your key stays with us

We store your key encrypted and only use it to look up what you ask for. The answers go straight to your AI. We keep no copy and no AI model trains on them.

Your AI gets its own login

You give it permission once, like when you sign in to an app with Google. It never gets your password or your key.

Disconnect in one click

Click Disconnect and we delete your key straight away. From that moment on, your AI can no longer reach your software.

Set up in three steps

No code and nothing to install. You only do this once.

  1. Create an account

    Sign up and confirm your email address.

  2. Connect Google Search Console

    Sign in with the Google account that sees your sites in Search Console and allow read-only access.

  3. Add the URL to your AI client

    Paste this URL as a remote MCP server and sign in once.

    https://mcphosted.com/mcp/google-search-console
Connect Google Search Console

Pay for the tools you connect.

Hosting, updates and every AI assistant are included. Start with one tool and add more whenever you want.

Google Search Console MCP serverRead-only

€9per month

Per connection

Connect Google Search Console
  • We host the server and keep it up to date
  • Works in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and any other MCP client
  • Your key is encrypted and your data is never stored
  • Cancel whenever you want

Frequently asked questions

What MCP is, how your data is protected and what your AI can change.

Ask Claude, ChatGPT or another AI assistant about your search performance in plain language: which queries bring in clicks, which pages lost traffic, which keywords sit on page two, or whether a page is indexed. No more exporting reports to a spreadsheet.

No. We only ask Google for read-only access, so the server cannot submit or remove sitemaps, add or remove sites, or change any setting.

Only the access token Google gives us when you sign in, encrypted with AES-256. Search data is fetched live when your AI asks for it, passed straight on and never saved. We never share it with anyone, and no AI model trains on it. The token never appears in logs or in the answers your AI assistant receives. Disconnect deletes it, and you can also revoke it in your Google account.

Any client that supports remote MCP servers, such as Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor. You add one URL and sign in once.

No. This is an independent service that connects to the public Search Console API. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google.