Google Search Console MCP server

Ask your AI assistant about your Google clicks, impressions, rankings and indexing, and get answers from your own Search Console data. Sign in with Google once in SEOForge. No Google Cloud project, credentials or code.

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Included in every plan. Works with:

  • Claude Code
  • Cursor
  • Windsurf
  • VS Code
  • Any MCP client that takes an API key
Example conversation

Compare the last 28 days with the same period last year. Which pages lost the most clicks?

seoforge find_declining_pages

Clicks are down 9% on last year, and two pages explain most of it.

“Agile vs waterfall” lost 640 clicks. It still ranks 2nd, but impressions fell 40%, so fewer people are searching for it. Not much to fix there.

“Project budget template” lost 410 clicks after slipping from 4th to 9th. That one is worth refreshing.

Want me to plan what to change in the budget template article?

Try another question:

What you can ask about your Google Search Console data

Ask in your own words. Your assistant picks the right SEOForge tool, shown next to each question, and every one works with a read-only key.

  • How have our clicks changed over the last 90 days?get_search_traffic
  • What does this page actually rank for?get_page_queries
  • Which pages are losing clicks, and why?find_declining_pages
  • Which searches are almost on page one?find_striking_distance
  • Which pages get seen but not clicked?find_low_ctr_pages
  • Which of our pages compete with each other?find_cannibalization
  • Which pages aren't in Google, and why?find_indexing_issues
  • Which pages get no search traffic at all?find_zombie_pages
  • What should this page's title be?suggest_titles
  • Did the edits we made through SEOForge work?measure_change_impact

Skip the Google Cloud setup

You can build your own Search Console MCP server from an open-source project. Here's what that takes, compared with SEOForge.

A do-it-yourself Search Console server

  • Create a Google Cloud project and turn on the Search Console API
  • Set up OAuth or a service account, and keep the credentials safe
  • Install and run the server on every computer you use
  • Your assistant gets raw rows from Google and has to do the analysis itself

Google Search Console through SEOForge

  • Sign in with Google once in SEOForge, with read-only access
  • Add one line to your AI tool. Nothing to install
  • About 16 months of history, refreshed daily
  • Analyses like declining pages and searches close to page one, built in
  • Google Analytics, rank tracking and your articles in the same place

Set up in two minutes

You need an SEOForge plan or the free trial.

  1. 1

    Connect Search Console in SEOForge

    Open Search Console in SEOForge, click Connect with Google and pick your property. SEOForge gets read-only access and imports about 16 months of history.

  2. 2

    Create an API key

    In SEOForge, open Settings, then API & MCP. Name the key, choose its projects and copy it. It's shown only once.

  3. 3

    Add SEOForge to your assistant

    Run this in your terminal:

    Terminal
    claude mcp add --transport http --scope user seoforge https://www.seoforge.ai/api/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"

    Replace YOUR_API_KEY with the key you created.

  4. 4

    Ask your first question

    Restart your assistant and try “Which of my pages get the most Google clicks?”

Stuck? The setup guide covers each client, limits and error messages.

More than Google Search Console

The same connection reads the rest of your SEO data, so your assistant can connect the dots: which searches bring visitors, which visitors convert, and what to write next.

Search Console
Google Analytics
Rank tracking
Content plan
seoforge.ai
From Search Console14 keywords are close to page oneWorth about 2,300 more clicks a month
From Content planNext up: “resource allocation template”Added to your content plan
From Rank tracking“kanban vs scrum” moved up to #9Up 5 positions this week

See everything the SEOForge MCP server can do, or read about the Google Analytics MCP server.

Google Search Console MCP questions

It's a connector that lets AI assistants like Claude Code or Cursor read your Search Console data through MCP (Model Context Protocol). Instead of exporting reports, you ask questions in plain English, such as which pages lost clicks, and the assistant answers from your real numbers.

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