Google Search Console MCP Server by pijusz: Setup for Claude, Cursor and Other Apps

• Lists your Search Console sites and your access level

  Shows every site (property) in your Search Console account and whether you are an owner or a user on each.

  Try: “Which Search Console properties do I have?”

  Network · list_properties

• Shows verification and ownership details for one site

  Returns how one property is verified and who has access to it.

  Try: “Show the ownership details for example.com.”

  Network · get_property_details

• Queries clicks, impressions, CTR and position

  Pulls search performance for a date range, split by query, page, country, device, date or search appearance, with filters. It supports web, image, video, news, Discover and Google News results.

  Try: “Show my top 10 queries by clicks over the last 28 days.”

  Network · search_analytics

• Lists submitted sitemaps with status and errors

  Lists the sitemaps submitted for a property with their type, status and any errors.

  Try: “List the sitemaps for example.com and flag any with errors.”

  Network · list_sitemaps

• Shows details and a content breakdown for one sitemap

  Gives the detail view of a single sitemap, including what kinds of content it lists.

  Try: “Give me the details of https://example.com/sitemap.xml.”

  Network · get_sitemap

• Checks whether Google has indexed one page

  Runs Google's URL inspection for one page and returns its index status, last crawl, rich results and canonical choice. The README gives limits of 600 a minute and 2,000 a day per site.

  Try: “Is https://example.com/pricing indexed?”

  Network · inspect_url

• Inspects up to 10 pages at once

  Runs the URL inspection on up to ten pages in one call and groups the results by status.

  Try: “Check whether these 8 URLs are indexed and group them by problem.”

  Network · batch_inspect_urls

• Saves search analytics to a CSV file on your computer

  Pages through your search data (up to 40 calls of 25,000 rows) and writes the full result to a CSV file on your machine, by default in the folder the server runs from. Google itself caps how many rows it exposes.

  Try: “Export all queries and pages for the last 28 days to a CSV.”

  Write · export_csv

• Totals plus a daily trend for a period

  Summarizes clicks, impressions, CTR and position for a period and breaks them down day by day. Extended tool, on by default in the code.

  Try: “Give me a performance overview for the last 3 months.”

  Network · performance_overview

• Compares two date ranges and shows the change

  Compares search performance across two date ranges and reports the difference for each metric.

  Try: “Compare this week with last week.”

  Network · compare_periods

• Finds the biggest gains and drops between periods

  Lists the queries or pages whose clicks rose or fell most between two periods.

  Try: “Which pages lost the most clicks this month?”

  Network · top_movers

• Splits performance by device and country

  Shows how clicks and impressions divide across devices, countries or both.

  Try: “How does mobile compare to desktop in Germany?”

  Network · device_country_breakdown

• Finds queries stuck at positions 4 to 20 with low CTR

  Lists queries that get many impressions but few clicks and rank between positions 4 and 20, so a small improvement could move them up.

  Try: “Find quick wins for example.com.”

  Network · quick_wins

• Finds pages that compete for the same query

  Flags queries where more than one of your pages shows up in results.

  Try: “Find keyword cannibalization on my site.”

  Network · cannibalization

• Finds rising queries and underperformers

  Looks for emerging queries, growing impressions with low CTR, and pages that are declining.

  Try: “What growth opportunities do you see in my search data?”

  Network · opportunity_finder

• Tracks ranking changes over time

  Follows the average position of chosen queries or pages across a date range.

  Try: “Track the position of 'mcp servers' over the last 90 days.”

  Network · position_tracking

• Finds queries with unusual click-through for their rank

  Spots queries whose click-through rate is far above or below what their ranking would suggest.

  Try: “Which queries have a strangely low CTR for their position?”

  Network · ctr_anomalies

• Finds pages whose impressions dropped over 50% from peak

  Lists pages and queries whose impressions have fallen by more than half from their earlier peak.

  Try: “Which pages have decayed the most?”

  Network · content_decay

• One report with overview, quick wins and top movers

  Builds a combined report from the overview, quick-wins and top-movers tools in a single call.

  Try: “Run the weekly SEO report for example.com.”

  Network · weekly_seo_report

• Inspects many URLs and groups them by index status

  Inspects a batch of URLs and sorts them into indexing categories.

  Try: “Check indexing coverage for my top 50 pages.”

  Network · indexing_coverage

• Checks sitemaps for errors and stale content

  Reviews your sitemaps for recurring errors, how fresh they are and how many submitted URLs got indexed.

  Try: “How healthy are my sitemaps?”

  Network · sitemap_health

• Adds a site to your Search Console account (off by default)

  Adds a new site to your Search Console account. Only registered when writes are turned on.

  Try: “Add https://staging.example.com to Search Console.”

  Write · add_site

• Removes a site from your Search Console account (off by default)

  Removes a site from your Search Console account. The source says it does not affect the website itself. Only registered when writes are turned on.

  Try: “Remove the old staging property from Search Console.”

  Delete · delete_site

• Submits a sitemap URL (off by default)

  Submits a sitemap that is reachable at the URL you give. Only registered when writes are turned on.

  Try: “Submit https://example.com/sitemap.xml for example.com.”

  Write · submit_sitemap

• Unsubmits a sitemap (off by default)

  Removes a sitemap from Search Console. The file on your website stays. Only registered when writes are turned on.

  Try: “Unsubmit the old sitemap-v1.xml.”

  Delete · delete_sitemap

• Asks Google to crawl a URL via the Indexing API (off by default)

  Sends a crawl request through the Indexing API. It needs the Indexing API enabled and ownership of the property, and Google supports it officially only for job posting and broadcast event pages.

  Try: “Ask Google to recrawl this job posting page.”

  Write · request_indexing

• Shows when a URL was last submitted for indexing (off by default)

  Returns when a URL was last submitted through the Indexing API. Only registered when writes are turned on.

  Try: “When was this URL last submitted for indexing?”

  Network · get_indexing_status

Watch out for

• Delete tools exist if you turn writes on

  Setting GOOGLE_GSC_ENABLE_WRITES to true adds tools that remove sites and sitemaps from Search Console. Leave it off unless you need them. github.com

• The Google sign-in asks for full access

  Setup requests the full webmasters scope and the indexing scope even with writes off, so the saved token could change your account. Keep the token file private. github.com

• One tool saves a CSV file to your computer

  The export tool writes a CSV to the path you give, or to the current folder by default. Search data may be private, so check where the file lands. github.com

• The README understates the default tools

  The README says the extended tools are off by default, but the code turns them on unless you set GOOGLE_GSC_ENABLE_EXTENDED_TOOLS to false. github.com

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