Analysis in minutes, not spreadsheets.
Stop exporting 1,000-row CSVs and pivoting them by hand. Ask the question, let the agent run the comparison on the full dataset, and spend your time on the recommendation.
Free plan, 7-day Pro trial, no card required.
| Query | Pages | Keep |
|---|---|---|
| running shoes for flat feet | 2 | /guides/flat-feet |
| trail running shoes | 2 | /c/trail |
| best running socks | 2 | /blog/socks |
Example data for illustration.
GSC Magic gives SEO analysts eight server-side reports (quick wins, traffic drops, content decay, cannibalization, CTR outliers, brand split, index health, Google vs Bing) plus raw Search Console, Bing and GA4 queries inside Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor. Pro stores 16 months of daily history and keeps adding to it.
Sound familiar?
The 1,000-row ceiling
The Search Console interface exports 1,000 rows per report. Anything deeper means the API, a script or a connector, and then a spreadsheet anyway.
Sixteen months, then gone
Google keeps 16 months. Year-over-year for last year's peak season is already slipping away, unless someone stored it.
Hours of pivots, minutes of insight
Cannibalization, decay and CTR outliers are the same pivots every month. The analysis is repeatable; your time should go to the explanation.
What you get
Eight reports, run server-side
Quick wins, traffic drops, content decay, cannibalization, CTR outliers, brand split, index health and Google vs Bing run on our servers over the full dataset and return a compact result.
Raw queries when you need them
Search analytics by query, page, country, device and date, with filters, so the agent can drill into any report.
History that outlives Google's window
Pro and Agency store daily data and keep it after Google drops it, so year-over-year keeps working.
Brand vs non-brand
Separate branded demand from the SEO you actually earned, by period and by page.
Google and Bing side by side
See where you rank on one engine and not the other, with Bing keyword data for the gaps.
Indexing at scale
Batch URL Inspection and index health across a sitemap, grouped by the reason Google gives.
Up and running in a minute
- 1
Connect the properties
Sign in with the Google account that has access and import the sites you analyse. Add a Bing API key for Bing data.
- 2
Pick your client
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client. On Pro, Ask AI in the dashboard works too.
- 3
Ask the analyst question
"Which pages lost non-brand clicks quarter over quarter, and is it position or CTR?"
Prompts to try
Copy one into Claude, ChatGPT or your editor once GSC Magic is connected.
Find queries where two of our URLs compete, and recommend which page to keep.
Which pages lost clicks for three 28-day windows in a row? Show the queries behind the decay.
List pages whose CTR is far below the average for their position, and suggest new titles.
Split last quarter's clicks into brand and non-brand and compare with the same quarter last year.
Which queries rank in the top 10 on Bing but not on Google?
Check index status for every URL in the product sitemap and group the problems by reason.
The plan that fits
Analysis needs history and no call limits. Pro stores 16 months and keeps growing it, with unlimited requests on up to 10 sites. Working in a team? Agency adds 5 seats and client groups.
Compare all plans →Pro
For site owners, marketers and consultants.
- 16 months of daily history, kept beyond Google's window
- Unlimited tool calls on up to 10 sites
- Alerts on traffic drops and indexing issues
- Ask AI for quick charts in the dashboard
Questions
Does it get around the 1,000-row export limit?
The agent queries the Search Console API, which returns far more rows than the interface export, and the reports aggregate the full result on our servers. Google still hides rare queries for privacy, and the reports say when a share covers only clicks with a known query.
How far back does the history go?
Google gives 16 months. On Pro and Agency GSC Magic backfills those 16 months and stores every new day, so after a year you have more than Google shows.
Can I export the numbers?
Yes. The dashboard exports the overview as CSV, and you can export your whole stored history from Settings.
Which reports are included?
Quick wins, traffic drops, content decay, cannibalization, CTR outliers, brand split, index health and Google vs Bing, plus the raw Search Console, Bing and GA4 tools. The full list is on the tools page.
Is client data kept separate?
Each account only sees its own properties. On Agency, client groups limit which sites each person and each agent can query.
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