A clearer way to grow in search
See your Search Console performance, uncover missed SEO opportunities, and turn the data into a prioritized action plan.
Recover “winter tent” — clicks down 54%
Clicks 890 → 410 while impressions held (23,100 → 22,600). Avg position 4.6 → 7.9.
We ask for Search Console’s read-only scope. SearchFold can’t change your site or your Google settings.
Every suggestion shows the query, page, date range and the math behind its score.
Google’s row limits, data freshness and demo versus real data are always labeled.
How it works
Three steps, one place. No exports to stitch together, and nothing hidden behind a black-box score.
Grant read-only Search Console access and pick the exact property — domain or URL-prefix, as Google lists it.
Sign in with Google, then approve read-only Search Console access.
Declines, low click-through and near-page-one queries are ranked by a transparent score you can inspect.
Impressions held steady while position slipped. Check what now ranks above it.
Each score is tied to the query and page Google returned.
Turn a finding into a task with the evidence attached, then compare the same period once the change has had time.
Results are measured, never promised.
Search performance
See which queries and pages moved, by how much, and whether the change came from clicks, rank or click-through rate.
| Query | Clicks | Impr. | CTR | Position |
|---|---|---|---|---|
how to choose a sleeping bag /guides/how-to-choose-a-sleeping-bag | 1,240 +23% improved clicks | 3.4 −0.8 improved position, lower is better | ||
weekend camping checklist /blog/weekend-camping-checklist | 640 −18% worse clicks | 3.9 +0.3 worse position, lower is better | ||
ultralight 2 person tent /products/ultralight-tent-2p | 620 +11% improved clicks | 4.8 −0.2 improved position, lower is better | ||
merino base layer /products/merino-base-layer | 540 +6% improved clicks | 5.4 −0.2 improved position, lower is better | ||
backpack fit guide /guides/backpack-fit | 470 +42% improved clicks | 4.2 −1.6 improved position, lower is better | ||
winter tent /guides/winter-tent-guide | 410 −54% worse clicks | 7.9 +3.3 worse position, lower is better |
The table on this page is an illustration. Your account uses your Search Console property.
Features
Each part answers a different question: what changed, what to do first, what’s broken, and how to share it.
Daily site totals with your own annotations, so you can line up what changed with what you shipped. Annotations are context, never proof of cause.
Opportunities are scored on impressions, click-through gap and trend. Every weight is published.
Scoring formula demo-0.1 · demo data
A bounded, robots-aware crawl of a site you’ve verified: status codes, titles, canonicals, noindex and broken internal links. Up to 100 URLs per run.
Pages blocked by robots.txt are reported as skipped, never as healthy or broken.
Exports from your workspace include the period and the grain, kept separate from the property total.
Why did clicks to the winter tent guide drop?
Clicks from “winter tent” fell 54% (890 → 410) while impressions barely moved (−2.2%). Average position went from 4.6 to 7.9, so the page is showing up about as often but lower on the page.
The guide’s second query, “4 season tent guide”, shows the same pattern (520 → 380 clicks). Worth checking which pages now rank above it.
AI analyst
Preview · coming laterWhen the analyst ships, it will only explain numbers from data you’ve authorized. If it can’t trace a claim to a row, it won’t make the claim.
Pricing
Search Console reporting and evidence-backed opportunities on every plan. The limits below are the ones that count.
$19/mo
Freelancers & founders
$59/mo
Growing SEO teams
$149/mo
SEO consultants & agencies
* A tracked keyword is a query you follow from Search Console. It is not a separate rank tracker or a keyword-volume database. After sign-in, checkout is handled by Stripe.
Sign in with Google, choose a plan, and connect the Search Console property you own.
Read-only access. Disconnect any time.
FAQ
What we access, what Google’s data can and can’t tell you, and what’s live today.
Signing in only shares your basic profile. Search Console access is a separate, read-only permission (webmasters.readonly) that you approve on Google’s own consent screen.
Read-only means we can see performance data for properties you choose, but we can’t edit your site, settings or users. You can disconnect at any time from SearchFold or from your Google Account.
Search Console keeps about 16 months of performance data. We import your most recent 90 days first so you see something useful quickly, then work backwards through whatever Google still provides.
We can’t recover data Google no longer serves. Anything older than that is only kept from the day you connect.
Not always, and we say so. Google’s API returns top rows, up to roughly 50,000 rows per property, day and search type, and leaves out some anonymized queries.
Site totals come from Google’s property-level report, so they don’t depend on those row limits. Tables show when a limit was reached and when the data was last refreshed.
No. The demo uses sample data for a fictional site, trailhead-supply.example. Every demo screen and export is labeled as demo data, and it’s never mixed with a connected site.
Google Search Console first. Google Analytics 4 comes next as a separate, optional read-only connection. AI-visibility tracking will come later, with its methodology published.
We don’t scrape Google results, track rankings outside Search Console, or estimate keyword volumes.
Google access tokens are encrypted on our servers and never sent to your browser. Your data isn’t used to train shared AI models.
You can disconnect a property, and you can request deletion of everything we’ve stored.
Sign in with Google on the app, choose a plan, and connect a verified Search Console property. The pictures on this page are illustrations. Your workspace uses your own Google data.
