Search Console performance queries
Read Search Console overviews, series, query data, and page data, including filtered questions and reporting windows from one to 365 days on the main server experience.
CrawlRaven MCP Server connects Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, and other OAuth-capable MCP clients to CrawlRaven’s Search Console data, linked GA4 reporting, ranked opportunities, target keywords, and timeline. It provides scoped, structured, read-only SEO analysis by default, with separately approved annotation changes available on paid access.
CrawlRaven MCP Server is a remote Model Context Protocol server for querying CrawlRaven SEO data from an AI client. Instead of exporting Search Console tables or manually joining them with analytics reports, users can ask an AI assistant questions about search performance, pages, queries, opportunities, target keywords, GA4 outcomes, and timeline events. The server returns typed rows with the reporting period and any stated truncation, giving the client structured data rather than a dashboard screenshot.
The service uses OAuth and scoped access. Users add the server URL to an MCP-capable client, sign in to CrawlRaven in a browser, and approve the requested connection and scopes. There is nothing to install and no API key to paste. Twelve tools are read-only; a separate annotation workflow can plan and track manual timeline-note changes, with approval required in the app.
Read Search Console overviews, series, query data, and page data, including filtered questions and reporting windows from one to 365 days on the main server experience.
Combine Search Console findings with the GA4 property already linked to a website to examine landing-page sessions, engagement, and key events.
Retrieve prioritized opportunities with supporting evidence and actions, helping an assistant turn performance data into a focused work list.
Check the keyword plan, identify target keywords without a ranking page, and analyze query ownership or potential cannibalization using the data held in CrawlRaven.
Compare traffic or click changes with verified Google updates and user-maintained timeline notes before attributing a decline to a site issue or search-algorithm event.
Connect through OAuth, choose approved scopes, and keep data access read-only by default. Manual annotation changes are handled separately and require approval.
Ask an AI client to find pages that lost clicks over a selected period, inspect the timing of the decline, and compare it with timeline events such as a Google update.
Use the ranked opportunity list to identify pages with practical improvement potential, then ask the assistant to convert the evidence into a checklist or brief for a writer.
Query linked GA4 reporting alongside Search Console data to identify landing pages associated with sessions, engagement, or key events.
Filter queries by text, group queries for a page by intent, or find target keywords that do not yet have an appropriate ranking page.
Ask the assistant to plan a timeline note for a launch or other event, then review and approve the manual change in CrawlRaven rather than allowing an unreviewed write.
Add https://mcp.crawlraven.com/mcp in an OAuth-capable MCP client. The client opens a browser sign-in and consent flow; after approval, the permitted CrawlRaven tools appear in the client. No local installation or API key is required.
The site identifies Claude, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, and other OAuth-capable MCP clients as supported connection contexts. Availability depends on the client’s support for remote MCP over OAuth.
It is read-only by default. Twelve tools only read data. The annotation workflow can plan and track manual timeline-note changes, but the change waits for approval in the CrawlRaven app.
Eligible free accounts may receive seven bounded read-only tools for one pinned website, fixed 28-day Search Console reporting, up to 50 rows for supported result types, no pagination or annotations, and 20 shared tool calls per UTC day. The preview is account-specific and is not guaranteed for every free account.
Paid access can expose up to 13 tools across Search Console, ranked opportunities, target keywords, active annotations, linked GA4 reporting, and annotation management, depending on the scopes the user approves. Paid MCP access is included with applicable CrawlRaven paid plans or allowances.
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