What holds the three suites together.
GA4 on your search dates, one brand list every report reads, alerts that become tasks, and a report that sends itself.
Three suites, one warehouse.
18 reports on what ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity say — every answer kept word for word.
16 reports over Search Console history that outlives Google's 16-month window.
13 reports off a crawl that fetches and Lighthouse-scores every page.
The supporting layer.
The pieces that keep every number accurate and every insight actionable, on every plan.
Four GA4 reports on the same property, date range and comparison period as your search data.
Merge name variants once — every report counts them as you.
Rules and anomaly detection that fire into a queue with an owner, status and due date.
Weekly or monthly summaries of what moved and why, for up to 20 recipients.
Brand vs non-brand, a folder, a market — pick it once, every report follows.
Every annotation carries a before-and-after click verdict.
Ten properties, each with its own data.
One roster shows every property's connections and how far its data has got, in one screen.
- Stands alone
- Its own Search Console connection, crawl, prompts, segments and annotations — switching property switches all of it.
- Access per user
- A client's own team can be added to their property without seeing the rest of your roster.
- Reports per property
- Weekly or monthly summaries, to as many as 20 recipients each.
Everything on this page runs on every plan.
Connecting Search Console takes about two minutes and starts the backfill on its own. GA4 is another two.