Google Search Console connector
Porter’s Google Search Console connector sends your queries, pages, clicks, impressions, CTR and positions to an AI assistant, a dashboard or a warehouse. Sign in with Google once, and every Search Console property you can open is ready in each destination.
Where do you want your Google Search Console data?
Each page has the setup steps, use cases and prompts for that destination.
Google Search Console MCP
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View pageGoogle Search Console in Claude
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View pageGoogle Search Console in ChatGPT
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View pageGoogle Search Console to Data Studio
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View pageGoogle Search Console to BigQuery
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View pageGoogle Search Console dashboard templates
AvailableView pageWhat Google Search Console data you get
26 fields, grouped the way you report. A few examples from each group:
- Clicks
- Impressions
- CTR
- Average Position
- Query
- Page URL
- Search Appearance
- Search Type: Web
- Search Type: Image
- Search Type: Video
- Search Type: Discover
- Date
- Week
- Year-Month
- Year-Quarter
- Device
- Country
- Aggregation Type: By Page
- Aggregation Type: By Property
Set up Google Search Console in 3 steps
About five minutes from sign-in to your first answer or report.
Sign in with Google
Create a free Porter account and connect Google Search Console with your Google login. No API key and nothing to install.
Pick your properties
Choose the properties you want. Porter lists every one your login can open.
Choose a destination
Paste the Porter MCP URL into Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client, or pick Porter in Data Studio or BigQuery.
https://mcp.portermetrics.com/mcpWatch the setup
Short walkthroughs of connecting Google Search Console with Porter.
What every destination gets
The same connector sits behind each page, so the numbers match wherever you read them.
Every property at once
All the domain and URL-prefix properties your Google login can open, compared in one answer or one table.
26 Search Console fields
Clicks, impressions, CTR and average position by query, page, country, device and search appearance.
Official Search Console API
One Google sign-in. No Cloud project, no service account and nothing to host.
Search Console next to GA4
Clicks and positions beside GA4 sessions and key events, from 30+ sources.
Changes with approval
In AI assistants, sitemap submissions go out only after your yes. Reports and URL inspection never change your property.
Free plan
Unlimited properties on the free plan, and paid plans from $15 per property a month.
Porter vs other Google Search Console connectors
All four connect marketing data to AI assistants. The difference is what the free plan covers and where paid plans start.
| Tool | Free plan | Paid plans | AI assistants |
|---|---|---|---|
| Porter | Unlimited accounts, 30 days of history | From $15 per property a month | Claude, ChatGPT and MCP |
| Coupler.io | 1 account, 1 source, 100 rows per run | From $24 a month | Claude, ChatGPT and MCP |
| Windsor.ai | 1 source, 1 account after a 30-day trial | From $19 a month | Claude, ChatGPT and MCP |
| Supermetrics | No free plan, 14-day trial | From $44 a month | Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot |
Prices from each vendor’s pricing page in November 2026, billed annually where offered.
Step-by-step guides
How to connect Google Search Console to Claude
Read the guideHow to connect Google Search Console to ChatGPT
Read the guideEvery Google Search Console field, documented
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What is a Google Search Console connector?
A Google Search Console connector moves your Google Search Console data into another tool through the Google Search Console API. Porter’s connector sends it to AI assistants, Data Studio and BigQuery from one Google sign-in.
Is there a free Google Search Console connector?
Google’s own Data Studio connector is free but reads one property per data source. Porter has a free plan with unlimited connected accounts and up to 30 days of history (15 days in AI chats), and paid plans start at $15 per account a month.
How much Search Console history can it read?
Google keeps 16 months of Search Console data. Paid plans read all of it, the free plan keeps up to 30 days (15 days in AI chats), and BigQuery keeps history past the 16 months.
Which destination should I pick?
Pick an AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client) to ask questions in plain language, Data Studio for shared dashboards, and BigQuery to keep history and join Search Console with other data. One Porter account covers all of them.
Connect Google Search Console in minutes
Sign in with Google, pick your properties and send them wherever you work.