MCP Lets Claude Analyze Google Search Console Data Automatically
A developer has released a free MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that gives Claude direct access to Google Search Console data. Instead of exporting CSVs weekly and uploading them, you can now ask Claude questions like "which pages have high impressions but low CTR" or "what queries did I lose ranking on this month" — and it queries your live search data in real time.
How it works
- Connect your Google account once to grant OAuth access. The MCP links your session to your Google login.
- Claude pulls data from Search Console: queries, pages, clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position.
- Works on any site you have GSC access to.
Cost and limitations
The Search Console data itself is free, though Google imposes rate limits. The MCP can also perform SEO tasks like keyword analysis using other paid data sources; the developer notes those incur costs (not part of the free tier).
Setup
- Sign up at calmseo.com/google-search-console-mcp with your email.
- Connect your Google account.
- Install the MCP in Claude (configuration instructions provided by the site).
An account is mandatory because the MCP needs to link your session to your Google identity. The project is brand new; the developer encourages feedback.
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