Google Search Console in your AI tools

Convertlyft is an MCP server. Connect your Search Console property to it, and your AI app can read what Google reports for your site. A connected AI app can read the searches Google showed your site for and the pages that got them, over the last 28 days. This is Convertlyft’s own MCP server, not one from Google: it answers from what the Convertlyft tag records on your site, the rank checks it runs, and the Search Console property you connect.

Start free. No card needed. Plans and limits are on the pricing page.

What your AI can read

  • Searches and pages. A connected AI app can read the searches Google showed your site for and the pages that got them, over the last 28 days.
  • Beside your own numbers. Google Search Console counts how often Google showed your pages and how often people clicked. Convertlyft reads those numbers once you connect it, and puts them beside the visits our tag counts and the sales and inquiries those visits led to. Google’s clicks and our visits are two counters, never added together.
  • With its dates. Google’s numbers arrive a few days late, so each figure says which days it covers.

Connect it in three steps

  1. Add the line of code. We spot Shopify, WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Framer, Next.js or a tag manager and show the steps.
  2. In SEO, connect Search Console and choose your site’s property.
  3. Paste one address into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or VS Code: https://mcp.convertlyft.com/mcp. Most clients sign in through your browser: sign in, pick the site, and press Allow. Steps for each app are on the developers page.

What to ask it

  • “Which searches showed my site most in the last 28 days, and which pages got them?”
  • “How do Google’s clicks compare with the 28 days before?”
  • “Which pages does Google show for more than one search?”

What stays off

  • Your Google sign-in. Search Console connects through our connection partner. You sign in with Google directly; we never see or store your Google password or tokens. It is read-only, unless you choose to submit your sitemap to Google from the SEO room.
  • Changes. Reads are allowed by default; starting crawls and making SEO changes stay off unless you tick them.
  • Writing at all, if you choose. To give an AI reads only, use the address below. It lists no tool that writes, and refuses one if it is called anyway. https://mcp.convertlyft.com/mcp?read_only=true

What it costs

Convertlyft is free up to 5,000 visits a month, with every feature. An MCP server is included on every plan. More on the Search Console report itself: Search Console in Convertlyft. Why Google’s clicks and your visits differ: Search Console vs Google Analytics.

Questions

Is this Google’s own MCP server?

No. It is Convertlyft’s MCP server. It reads the Search Console property you connect to Convertlyft.

Which AI tools does it work with?

Any MCP client. The developers page has the steps for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code.

Can my AI change anything in Search Console?

Not by default. Reads are allowed by default; making SEO changes, such as submitting your sitemap to Google, stays off unless you tick it. With ?read_only=true it lists no tool that writes.

Do you store my Google password?

No. Search Console connects through our connection partner. You sign in with Google directly; we never see or store your Google password or tokens.

How much does it cost?

Free up to 5,000 visits a month, with every feature. The plans above that are on the pricing page.

Start on Pro, free for 14 days

Your new account gets 10,000 visits a month, no card needed. After 14 days it moves to Free, up to 5,000 visits a month with every feature, unless you choose Pro.