An SEO dashboard for Search Console and GA4, without Looker Studio
Connect Google Search Console and Google Analytics once, read only. SEOpen copies your data every morning, puts clicks, impressions, rankings, audit issues and AI citations on one page, and leads with what changed since last week and what it's compared against. No report templates to build, and no connectors to keep alive.
What changedLast 7 days vs the 7 before
Four things improved this week. One needs you: nine pages started returning errors after Tuesday's theme update.
- Clicks from GoogleSearch Console1,284+212
- ImpressionsSearch Console48,170+3,906
- Average positionRank tracking8.32.4 better
- Pages with errorsSite audit17+9
- AI answers citing youAI visibility6 of 25+2
What you see
What changed, first
The biggest moves across Search Console, GA4, rankings, the audit, backlinks and AI answers, split into better and worse. Each one names the period it compares against.Search Console, all of it
Clicks, impressions, click rate and position by query, page, country and device, plus URL inspection and your sitemaps. Sixteen months are loaded on day one.History that stays
Google keeps 16 months of Search Console data. SEOpen copies yours daily, so last year's queries are still there when you need to compare.Opportunities, picked out
Queries just off page one, pages with a click rate below what their position should earn, and pages that lost 30% or more. A short list to work from.GA4, organic only
Organic sessions, engaged sessions, engagement rate, key events and revenue by landing page. The search part of Analytics, without the rest of it.
How it runs
- Once
Connect Google
Sign in with Google and pick the Search Console property and GA4 stream. Access is read only; SEOpen never writes to your Google account. - Every morning
Data copied
Search Console and GA4 sync early each morning, Search Console first. The dashboard is up to date before you open it. - Every Monday
Read the week
Open the project home. Up to three things that got better, up to three that got worse, and only moves of 10% or more, so small wobbles stay off it.
What it doesn't do
So you can decide before you sign up, not after.
- No custom report builder or drag-and-drop widgets. The layout is fixed, and the same for everyone.
- No scheduled PDF reports, ranking alerts or white-label branding yet.
- GA4 is organic search only. For paid, social or email traffic, use Analytics itself.
- One workspace per account for now. Team seats aren't built yet.
On each plan
Included in the plan price, with no add-on to buy. See pricing.
| Plan | SEO dashboard |
|---|---|
| Starter $29 a month | 2 projects, each with Search Console and GA4, storing the top 2,000 query and page rows a day. |
| Pro $79 a month | 5 projects, each with Search Console and GA4, storing the top 5,000 query and page rows a day. |
Search Console and Analytics never use research credits. Every table exports to CSV.
Questions
- What should an SEO dashboard show?
- What changed and why it matters: clicks and impressions from Search Console, how your tracked keywords moved, new site errors, and whether AI answers cite you. Everything else is detail you open when one of those moves.
- Do I need Looker Studio?
- Not for this. Looker Studio is flexible, but you build and maintain every chart yourself. SEOpen's dashboard is ready when you connect, and it keeps your Search Console history past Google's 16 months.
- What does SEOpen do with my Google data?
- It reads it, stores it encrypted, and shows it only to your workspace. It's never used for ads or AI training. Disconnecting deletes the access token at once.
- Can I use it without GA4?
- Yes. Search Console is the more useful of the two for SEO, and every other part works without Analytics connected.
Works alongside
- Rank trackerYour Google position for every keyword, checked every morning, desktop or mobile.
- Site auditA crawl of up to 500 pages that sorts broken links, missing tags and slow pages by how much they matter.
- AI visibilityWhether ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity mention you, and which pages they cite.
SEOpen is in private beta
Tell us the site you'd use it for and we'll send an invite. After the beta: a seven day trial, then $29 or $79 a month.