Free MCP Lets Claude Analyze Google Search Console Data Automatically
A developer built a free MCP server that connects Claude to Google Search Console, eliminating the need to manually export CSVs each week. Once you log in with Google to authorize access, Claude can pull Search Console data directly and answer natural language questions about your site's performance.
What It Does
- Pulls Search Console data — queries, pages, clicks, impressions, CTR, position — straight into Claude
- Supports questions like "which pages have high impressions but low CTR" or "what queries did I lose ranking on this month"
- Works on any site you have Google Search Console access to
Cost and Limitations
Search Console data access is completely free, though rate limits apply. The MCP also offers other SEO tasks such as keyword analysis, which is not covered by the free plan since that data costs the developer money.
Installation
- Visit
https://calmseo.com/google-search-console-mcp - Sign in with your email (mandatory — the session needs to be linked to your Google account)
- Connect Google by authorizing the app
- Install the MCP into Claude
This is a new product — the author is actively seeking feedback.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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