About
The Search Console tool we built for ourselves.
QueryScope is a hosted SaaS from $14.99/month. It connects a remote Model Context Protocol server to your AI IDE (Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, or Windsurf) so you can read and analyze your Google Search Console data from the terminal: clicks, impressions, position, indexing status, and per-page query intent. It is built for indie SEOs and technical founders who run their own SEO from an AI IDE.
It is the productized version of a workflow the team already runs daily. We dogfood it on AppScreenshotStudio, a live SaaS, and ship the same toolset to other operators.
What this is
A Model Context Protocol server you install into Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, or Windsurf, paired with a hosted dashboard for connecting your sites and keeping history.
You authorize Google Search Console once. After that, you ask your coding agent how your site is doing, and QueryScope hands it the real data: pages, queries and their intent, countries, and indexing status. Your IDE's own LLM does the reasoning.
Because the LLM runs in your IDE, there is no separate AI fee on top of your plan. The price covers the tools, the stored history, and a weekly audit that queues the fixes worth your time.
Why it exists
Search Console is the best free data Google gives you, and it is stuck in a browser tab you forget to open. It also drops everything past 16 months, so you can never see a real trend.
The paid tools point the other way: Ahrefs and Semrush charge a lot for third-party estimates of data you already own for free. Nothing simply puts your own Search Console, and the analysis, where you already work. That is the gap QueryScope fills.
Who it's for
Primary
Indie SEOs and dev founders
Running their own niche sites or product, already living in Claude Code or Cursor, who want their search data and the analysis in the terminal instead of another browser tab.
Secondary
Solo SEO consultants
Serving a small book of clients who want one place to read every site's Search Console, instead of logging into each one.
Not for: agencies running 50+ clients, marketing teams who want a polished dashboard to click through, or anyone who would rather not work in an IDE.
How it works
Three steps, kept deliberately boring:
01 · Connect
Install the MCP with one line, authorize Google Search Console, and pick a site. Revoke any time from your settings.
02 · Ask
Ask your IDE how's my site doing?
It reads your real data and tells you what moved and what is wrong.
03 · Fix
A weekly audit queues decay, under-clicked snippets, and indexing problems. Ask
what's next?
and ship the fix.
The architecture mirrors Sentry and PostHog: a free local agent in your environment, a paid hosted layer for history and analysis. You can leave any time; it is your Search Console data, read on your own grant.
What it doesn't do
Estimate your data. It reads your real Search Console, not a third-party guess.
Write or publish your content. It reads and analyzes; your IDE does the work.
Charge you for inference. The LLM runs inside your own IDE.
Claim a tie to Google. It is an independent tool reading data you own.
How to reach the team
Email [email protected] or reply to any onboarding email. Every message lands in a real inbox the team reads daily. There is no support ticket queue and no AI chatbot between you and the people building this. The contact page lists what to email about.
For account, billing, or privacy requests, see /privacy and /subprocessors.
Ready to try it? From $14.99/month. One to ten sites.
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