GSC Analytics

Turn Search Console from a window into a warehouse.

Search Analytics stores detailed web Search Analytics rows in your own database: date, query, page, device, and country combinations returned by the current daily import. That means exports of retained history and analysis tools running against your local dataset rather than the top slice.

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Data overview

Keep the feed, not just the interface

Google’s interface is fine for browsing. Search Analytics is for storing, exporting, and interrogating the full history on your own terms.

Five-dimension ingest Store detailed query, page, device, and country breakdowns returned by the current web Search Analytics import rather than just the interface’s top slice.
Forever history Free works back through 3 months; Pro gradually fills Google’s 16-month horizon. Both keep accumulating on your own box.
Database-first exports Export from your stored dataset, so 50,000-row limits stop being relevant.

What you get

The data layer for real search analysis.

Search Analytics is for anyone frustrated by Search Console’s sampling, deletion horizon, and export ceilings. It keeps the feed local so analysis becomes cheap and repeatable.

Full-resolution ingest Store the raw Search Analytics feed at date x query x page x device x country granularity, per property and per day.
Uncapped exports Run background export jobs against your own database and stream every matching row into gzipped CSV.
3-month Free or 16-month Pro backfill Backfill starts immediately and fills gradually to the tier horizon, then daily collection keeps the history growing.
Anonymised-query recovery Combine overlapping verified properties to recover queries hidden in any single Search Console view.
Built-in analysis tools Run Quick Wins, Content Decay, CTR Opportunity, Cannibalization, Site Health, and other tools over your own full history.
Pro data plumbing Expose the data to Looker Studio, API consumers, or SQL readers without sending it through a third-party SaaS.

In depth

Why teams keep it running.

Stop losing historical context

When Google drops data after 16 months, long-run seasonality, migration history, and old winners disappear. Search Analytics keeps those rows locally so the comparison windows stay available.

Export what you actually need

Large sites hit Google’s 50,000-row export ceiling quickly. Exporting from your own database means the constraint becomes disk and patience, not an arbitrary SaaS limit.

Analyse the union, not one property slice

Different property views hide different anonymised queries. Pulling and unioning them gives you a more complete picture of traffic and intent.

Read the multi-property playbook See the Index Monitor side Read the scaling guide See the hardware guide

Get started

Keep your search history on your own box.

Run the free tier indefinitely, then step up to Pro when you need more properties, integrations, and bigger operational limits.

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