Clearer reports for Search Console
Know what every Google update did to your traffic.
Every Google algorithm update is marked on your Search Console charts, with a verdict on which ones moved each site. Your properties appear together in one view, and extra reports cover what Search Console leaves out, including why your traffic changed.
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- Read-only access
- 48 Google updates tracked
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The Search Console reports, and the ones it leaves out
The reports you already use, across every property at once, alongside reports Search Console does not offer.
Algorithm updates Our specialism
What every Google update did to every site you run, checked against seasonality, the site’s history and your other properties.
How it worksSEO research
Queries just off page one, decaying content, cannibalisation and AI Overview exposure, each valued in clicks. Site checks and research tools are included.
See the reportsPortfolio views
Every property side by side, each measured against its own normal range, with the ones that need attention at the top.
See the dashboardExtended data Coming soon
History kept beyond Search Console’s 16-month limit, for year-on-year comparisons that never run out.
Find out moreKnow whether an update really hit you
Every Google update is measured against every property you add. Traffic moves for other reasons too, so each change passes three tests before it is attributed to the update.
- Unusual for this siteRanked against every comparable period in the property’s own history.
- Not the seasonThe same weeks a year earlier are divided out.
- Not every site at onceYour other properties act as a control group.
- Which sections and queries moved, and whether rankings slipped or queries vanished
- Recovery tracking in the weeks after
- A research pack per update, ready for the write-up
Latest Google updates
48 on file since February 2021| Update | Type | Rollout |
|---|---|---|
| September 2026 Spam Update | spam | 15 days |
| August 2026 Spam Update | spam | 4 days |
| June 2026 Spam Update | spam | 3 days |
| May 2026 Core Update | core | 13 days |
| March 2026 Core Update | core | 15 days |
| March 2026 Spam Update | spam | 2 days |
The reports Search Console leaves out
Console Clarity reads your Search Console rows, finds the opportunities in them and puts a value in clicks on each one, ranked by what is worth doing first.
- Striking distance: queries sitting just off page one
- Content decay and keyword cannibalisation
- AI Overview exposure: rankings that held while clicks fell
- Search features: Discover, Google News, image and video search reported on their own
- Your brand as Google’s Knowledge Graph sees it
- Site checks: Core Web Vitals, certificates, security headers, open ports, threat reputation, WHOIS, Wayback, Open Graph and carbon footprint
Striking distance
Example: harbourbakes.com| Query | Position | Potential |
|---|---|---|
| sourdough starter guide | 9.2 | +640/mo |
| gluten free bread flour | 11.8 | +410/mo |
| how long to prove dough | 13.1 | +275/mo |
| rye bread recipe easy | 10.4 | +190/mo |
| best flour for pizza dough | 14.7 | +150/mo |
Every site you run, on one screen
Sign in once and every property is on one screen. Anything unusual is flagged the day it happens, well before a monthly report would show it.
- Clicks, impressions, CTR and position for every property side by side
- Alerts when a site leaves its normal range
- What changed since your last visit
The jobs Search Console makes hard
Jobs that usually take an afternoon of exports and spreadsheets, each with a page of its own.
Why traffic changed
Pick two periods and see what caused the change: rankings, demand, click-through rate or searches that came and went.
Hidden searches
How much of your traffic comes from searches Google keeps private, and which pages rely on them most.
Index coverage
Check every URL in a sitemap in one go, grouped by the reason Google gives, with what to do about each.
Pages never seen in search
Sitemap pages without a single impression in 90 days, and pages earning impressions that no sitemap lists.
Page groups
Group pages by section, such as /blog/ or /products/, and follow each group’s clicks and trend over time.
Topics
Thousands of searches sorted into topics, with typos and plurals merged and brand searches kept apart.
Export all data
Get past Search Console’s 1,000-row limit and download every row Google will give you as a CSV.
Client reports
A tidy report with your client’s name and your own logo, saved as a PDF in a few clicks.
Web Vitals history
Six months of real Chrome user data for your site and your most valuable pages, which the Search Console API doesn’t provide.
Content gaps
What people type into Google after the searches you already rank for, and which of those your site never appears for.
New pages
How long each new page took to earn its first click, and which ones never have.
AI crawlers
Which AI companies your robots.txt lets in: ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini training and more.
Forecast
The clicks and impressions to expect next month if nothing changes, and how this month is tracking against it.
SEO tests
Measure what a change really did: pages before and after, or against pages you left alone, with normal day-to-day noise taken into account.
Google Analytics alongside
Sessions and conversions beside your search clicks, page by page, plus the traffic AI assistants send you.
Email alerts Coming soon
An email when a property’s traffic drops, and a weekly summary of every property you run.
Page check
Whether a page’s title and headings match the searches it shows for, and which of searchers’ questions it answers.
Hour by hour
Clicks and impressions by the hour for the last ten days: when people search for you, and how today is going.
Backlinks from Bing
The pages other sites link to, and who links to them. Google doesn’t share link data; Bing does.
IndexNow
Tell Bing, Yandex, DuckDuckGo and other engines about new and updated pages straight away.
Extended data
Search Console deletes everything older than about 16 months. Extended data will keep your history for longer, which keeps year-on-year comparisons available and gives older updates a full seasonality check.
Read-only, and fetched live
Read-only access
Console Clarity asks Google for read-only access to Search Console, which is all it needs to show your reports. It can’t change anything in your account.
Your traffic isn’t stored
Figures come from Google each time. We keep only your sign-in, chosen properties, annotations and settings.
Final data only
Preliminary figures for the last few days are left out, which stops a part-day looking like a drop.
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