Find the product pages that stopped selling.
Thousands of product and category URLs, one person doing SEO between orders. Ask an AI agent which pages lost clicks, which never got indexed and what to fix before the next season.
Free plan, 7-day Pro trial, no card required.
| Category | Clicks vs last year | Cause |
|---|---|---|
| /c/winter-jackets | −38% | Position 3 → 7 |
| /c/boots | −22% | Position 4 → 6 |
| /c/gloves | −15% | Mobile CTR down |
Example data for illustration.
GSC Magic connects Claude, ChatGPT and other AI agents to an online store's Google Search Console, GA4 and Bing data on any platform (Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento or custom), so you can ask which product and category pages lost clicks, which aren't indexed, how this season compares with last year and which landing pages bring purchases.
Sound familiar?
Too many URLs to watch
Products come and go, filters create variants, and nobody can check thousands of pages by hand in the Search Console interface.
Seasonality hides the real drop
Is November down because of a ranking loss or because last year was colder? Without year-over-year by page you are guessing.
New products wait to be found
A new collection launches, but half the product pages sit in "discovered, not indexed" for weeks while the season runs.
What you get
Pages that lost clicks, explained
Compare periods by page and query and see whether a drop is position, CTR or demand, for categories and products alike.
Year-over-year that keeps working
Pro stores daily data and keeps it after Google's 16-month window, so this season can always be compared with the last.
Indexing checks for new collections
Inspect launch URLs in batches, check the sitemap and send new product URLs to Bing and other engines through IndexNow.
Quick wins on money pages
Category and product pages in positions 4–20 with plenty of impressions, ranked by the clicks they could gain.
Revenue pages in GA4
Sessions and key events such as purchases per landing page, next to the Search Console clicks that brought them.
Mobile speed from real shoppers
Core Web Vitals from the Chrome UX Report for product and category templates, plus a Lighthouse run when you need details.
Up and running in a minute
- 1
Connect the store's Search Console
Sign in with the Google account that has access. Any platform works, because the data comes from Search Console and GA4.
- 2
Add it to your AI assistant
Claude in one click from its connector directory, or ChatGPT through Plugins. Ask AI in the dashboard works too, on Pro.
- 3
Ask before the season
"Which categories lost clicks versus last year, and which new products are still not indexed?"
Prompts to try
Copy one into Claude, ChatGPT or your editor once GSC Magic is connected.
Which category pages lost the most clicks compared with the same month last year? Separate position loss from lower demand.
List product pages from our new collection that Google has not indexed yet, with the reason.
Which product pages rank 4–15 with high impressions? Suggest a better title and meta description for each.
Which landing pages from organic search bring the most purchases in GA4, and which get clicks but no purchases?
Compare mobile Core Web Vitals for our product template and our category template. Which one fails, and why?
How much traffic do ChatGPT and Perplexity send to our product pages, and which products?
The plan that fits
A store needs history for seasonality and no limits on questions. Pro keeps 16 months and grows from there, with alerts when a category drops. Several people on the team? Agency adds 5 seats.
Compare all plans →Pro
For site owners, marketers and consultants.
- Year-over-year by page, beyond Google's 16 months
- Unlimited questions, up to 10 sites or store views
- Traffic-drop and indexing alerts by e-mail
- IndexNow and sitemap submission for new products
Questions
Does it work with Shopify, WooCommerce or Magento?
Yes. GSC Magic reads Google Search Console, GA4 and Bing, not your store platform, so any platform works as long as the store is verified in Search Console.
Can it handle thousands of product pages?
Yes. Reports run over the full Search Console result on our servers and return a compact answer, and URL inspection works in batches. Google's own API quotas still apply to inspection.
Can I see sales, not just clicks?
With GA4 connected, the agent can report sessions and key events such as purchases per landing page. Revenue appears as far as your GA4 property tracks it.
Will it change my product pages?
No. GSC Magic never edits your store. Its write tools only submit sitemaps and indexing pings on paid plans, and you can switch them off in Settings.
How do I compare with last year's season if Google only keeps 16 months?
On Pro and Agency GSC Magic backfills 16 months on connect and keeps storing every day, so the comparison keeps working next year and the year after.
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