Google Search Console MCP for your AI.
Ask ChatGPT, Claude, Codex or Cursor about your search traffic, queries and indexing. Your own data, right inside the AI tools you already use.
One property free · Read-only Google access · No server to run
ChatGPT
ClaudeCodex
Cursor
Your search data.
A conversation away.
Connect the properties you choose. Your AI retrieves reports through HyperGSC, with read-only access to Google.
A search review with your AIWhich pages should I investigate this week?
Search Console7 complete daysStart with the pages already earning impressions.
Check the queries and current search results before choosing an edit.
From a search report to a next step
Understand your performance
Ask for clicks, impressions, CTR and average position by page or query. Compare dates and segment by country or device within your plan’s limits.
Investigate search visibility
Inspect a URL’s indexed status, review sitemap observations and use diagnostics to find issues worth investigating. Inspection reports Google’s stored state, not a live crawl.
Add context to your decisions
Paid plans add keyword research and SERP snapshots. Pro adds competitor gaps and optional GA4 reports; Max adds backlink research and technical page audits.
Connect once. Choose your AI.
Sign in to HyperGSC, connect the Google account with Search Console access, and save the properties you want to share. Add the server in your AI client, complete OAuth, then ask it to list your connected properties. Client availability and workspace policies apply.
https://hypergsc.com/mcpStart with a report you can verify
Replace the property placeholder with the exact identifier returned by HyperGSC. A useful answer includes the source, dates, filters and limits alongside the numbers.
Use HyperGSC for [my property]. Show my top 5 pages by clicks for the latest complete 7 days available. Include the property, exact dates, search type, country and device filters, clicks, impressions, CTR and average position. State any row limits or missing data. Do not invent results if a tool call fails.Know what the data can tell you
- Search Console can lag behind today. Use complete periods and ask for the actual date range.
- Query rows may omit anonymized searches. A limited list of rows is not your entire site total.
- CTR and average position depend on query, device and country. Check those before diagnosing a title problem.
- DataForSEO search volume and competitor traffic are estimates. They are not access to a competitor’s private Search Console.
Research, change, measure
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Find an opportunity in your own data
Compare complete periods in Search Console. Look for pages losing clicks or queries earning impressions, then check position, device and country before deciding what to change.
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Check what searchers see
Use a live SERP lookup for the query and market. Inspect ranking pages and search intent. Paid keyword and competitor tools add DataForSEO estimates; keep these separate from your own Google reports.
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Choose and record a specific change
Review the evidence and make the edit in your site’s CMS. On Starter and higher plans, with the separate projects:write permission, your assistant can save the affected URLs, change date and hypothesis in HyperGSC.
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Compare the result
Once enough complete data is available, compare clicks, impressions, CTR and position before and after. Account for seasonality, demand and other edits. A before-and-after comparison does not prove causation.
Hosted or self-hosted?
HyperGSC’s hosted server
Use an HTTPS endpoint and browser sign-in. HyperGSC runs the service, manages Google connections and enforces property selection and plan limits. Reports pass through HyperGSC to the AI client you authorize.
Running your own MCP server
A self-hosted implementation gives you control over its code and infrastructure. You manage credentials, Google API access, deployment and maintenance. Capabilities and client compatibility depend on the implementation you choose.
Google access is read-only. Optional project and billing writes require separate permissions. Configure your AI provider’s data controls before sharing reports. Read about data handling and revocation.
Start free. Add research as you need it.
Prices in USD, billed monthly below. Your AI subscription is separate; applicable taxes and final charges appear at checkout.
Free
Free
Ask about traffic, rankings, and indexing on one property.
- 1 Search Console property
- Basic Search Console tools · 30-day history
- 100 rows · 10 URL inspections/day
- Whole-site Web Vitals · 3/day
- 7 free diagnostics · 30 calls/day
Starter
$15/mo
Build your SEO research routine.
- 3 Search Console properties
- Advanced Search Console tools · 16-month history
- Up to 25,000 rows per response
SERP lookup
Keyword research- Core Web Vitals
- HTML schema checks
- Prompt library
Pro
$40/mo
Connect search to site performance.
- 10 Search Console properties
- Everything in Starter
- Google Analytics 4 reports
- Competitor keyword gaps
- JavaScript-rendered schema checks
Max
$105/mo
Go deeper across your portfolio.
- Unlimited Search Console properties
- Everything in Pro
- Backlinks and technical page audits
- Competitor Web Vitals checks
A few things you might be wondering.
How the connection works, what you can ask, and how you stay in control.
It gives a compatible AI assistant tools to request Search Console data through the Model Context Protocol. HyperGSC hosts the server and connects it to the Google account and properties you authorize, so you can ask questions without exporting a spreadsheet for each report.
HyperGSC’s Google data access is read-only. It cannot edit your website, change Search Console settings or submit sitemaps. Saving project context or SEO change records in HyperGSC requires Starter or higher and the separate projects:write permission; billing actions also require a separate permission.
Yes. HyperGSC Free includes one Search Console property, basic search analytics with 30-day history and up to 100 rows per response, plus 10 URL inspections per day. Your AI client’s subscription and workspace permissions are separate.
Search Console reports observed performance and can be delayed. Average position is an aggregate, and query rows may omit anonymized or low-volume searches. URL inspection reflects Google’s indexed state, not a live crawl. Paid SERP lookups are separate snapshots for a chosen market, not continuous rank tracking.
Revoke the client authorization in the HyperGSC dashboard and remove the connection in your AI client. To stop Google access as well, disconnect the Google account in HyperGSC Connections or revoke HyperGSC in your Google Account. Signing out alone does not revoke access, and revocation does not erase reports already received by an AI provider.
Bring your own search data to the conversation.
Connect a property, choose your AI and run your first report.
Connect Search Console free