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MCP for Google Search Console

GoMarble MCP connects AI assistants to Google Search Console, letting them read search analytics by query and page, compare periods, inspect URLs individually or in batches, check indexing issues and review sitemap status, using natural language.

Read-only, and unusually deep for a read-only connection — batch URL inspection in particular is painful by hand and trivial to ask for.

What is MCP for Google Search Console?

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How to connect Google Search Console to GoMarble MCP

Connect Search Console once in GoMarble, then point any supported AI client at the MCP server.

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Connecting to Claude

The current steps, from the GoMarble MCP page:

  1. Open Settings, then Connectors.
  2. Choose Add custom connector.
  3. Enter https://apps.gomarble.ai/mcp-api/sse, then select Authorize.
  4. Choose the GoMarble workspace and accounts Claude can use.

Authorization uses GoMarble’s consent and workspace permissions, completed in the browser window your client opens.

Other supported clients

GoMarble MCP is a remote MCP server at https://apps.gomarble.ai/mcp-api/sse, currently supported in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, n8n, Hermes and OpenClaw, plus other clients that support compatible remote or local MCP servers. Setup differs slightly per client, so follow the canonical instructions rather than adapting the Claude steps.

View the complete GoMarble MCP setup guide →

What the free plan includes

  • Up to $50,000 in cumulative ad spend
  • One account per data source
  • No edit actions — read and analysis only

What can you do with GoMarble MCP for Google Search Console?

Grouped by the job rather than by the tool that does it.

Analyze

  • Query search analytics by query, page, country and device
  • Compare search performance across two periods
  • Pull a performance overview, or drill into a single page's queries
  • Run advanced filtered queries rather than clicking through the UI

Investigate

  • Inspect a URL's index status, or inspect up to a hundred at once
  • Check indexing issues across the property
  • Review submitted sitemaps, their status and when they were last read

Act

  • Not supported — Search Console is read-only on this connection

GoMarble MCP capabilities for Google Search Console

CapabilityWhat GoMarble MCP can do
Search analyticsClicks, impressions, CTR and position by query, page, country and device
Period comparisonCompare two periods directly rather than exporting both and diffing them
URL inspectionIndex status for a single URL, or in batches of up to a hundred
Indexing issuesCheck which pages have problems and why
SitemapsSubmitted sitemaps, their status, URL counts and last download time
Property dataSite details and the properties the connection can reach
ExecutionNot available — no write tools, so it cannot submit sitemaps or request indexing

What data can GoMarble MCP access?

The data available for Google Search Console, grouped by type.

Properties

Search Console properties · Site details and permission level

Performance

Search analytics · Advanced filtered analytics · Performance overview · Query-by-page data · Period comparison

Indexing

URL inspection · Batch URL inspection · Indexing issue checks

Sitemaps

Submitted sitemaps · Sitemap details · Enhanced sitemap status

GoMarble MCP workflows for Google Search Console

Jobs marketers actually want done, rather than features. Each one is a single natural-language request.

Find pages losing position

“Which pages lost ranking in the last 28 days?”

What GoMarble MCP does: Compares two periods by page and lists where position dropped, with the impressions to judge whether it matters.

What you get:

Check whether new pages are indexed

“Are these 40 new URLs indexed yet?”

What GoMarble MCP does: Runs batch URL inspection rather than you pasting each one into the interface.

What you get:

Find queries you nearly rank for

“Which queries am I ranking 5 to 15 for with real impressions?”

What GoMarble MCP does: Filters search analytics to the striking-distance band where small gains move clicks.

What you get:

Diagnose a traffic drop

“Why did organic clicks fall last month?”

What GoMarble MCP does: Compares periods by query and page to separate a ranking loss from a demand change.

What you get:

Audit a single page

“What queries does this page rank for?”

What GoMarble MCP does: Pulls the query set for that page, which is the fastest way to see what a page is actually about to Google.

What you get:

Check sitemap health

“When did Google last read my sitemaps, and how many URLs do they contain?”

What GoMarble MCP does: Reads sitemap status and last download time — the usual explanation when new pages are not being found.

What you get:

Spot indexing problems

“Are there indexing issues on the property?”

What GoMarble MCP does: Checks indexing issues and summarises what is affected.

What you get:

Example GoMarble MCP prompts for Google Search Console

Things real marketers ask, grouped by intent. Paste any of them once connected.

Performance

  • “What are my top queries this month?”
  • “Which pages get the most clicks?”
  • “How has organic traffic trended over 90 days?”
  • “Compare search performance this month against last”
  • “Which queries have high impressions but low CTR?”

Opportunity

  • “Which queries am I ranking 5 to 15 for?”
  • “Where am I ranking on page two with real volume?”
  • “Which pages rank for queries they are not optimised for?”

Indexing

  • “Is this URL indexed?”
  • “Check indexing for these URLs”
  • “Are there indexing issues on the site?”
  • “Which submitted pages are not indexed?”

Sitemaps

  • “When were my sitemaps last read?”
  • “How many URLs are in each sitemap?”
  • “Are any sitemaps reporting errors?”

Why use GoMarble MCP for Google Search Console?

An API gives AI access to data. GoMarble MCP gives it the marketing context and workflows needed to work with that data.

GoMarble MCP for cross-platform marketing analysis

Marketers rarely decide anything from one platform. GoMarble MCP can give AI a view of the wider marketing system rather than forcing it to reason from one disconnected source at a time.

CombinationWhat becomes answerable

How does GoMarble MCP work?

StepWhat happens
1You ask a question in natural language
2The AI client works out what information it needs
3GoMarble MCP retrieves the relevant marketing data and tools
4GoMarble supplies the marketing context around it
5The AI analyses the result
6You get an answer, a recommendation, a report — or a proposed action

Write access is plan-dependent. On the read-only plan you can connect a client and analyse supported accounts without making changes. Where write access is enabled, changes are proposed rather than applied directly — every write tool in the server is a propose call, and consequential actions route through the permissions and approval gates configured for your workspace.

Who is GoMarble MCP for?

SEO leads

Batch-inspect URLs and run striking-distance queries without scripting against the API.

Content teams

See what a page actually ranks for before rewriting it.

Agencies

Check indexing and performance across client properties without a login each time.

GoMarble MCP vs traditional Google Search Console workflows

Traditional workflowWith GoMarble MCP

Frequently asked questions

What is MCP for Google Search Console?
It means connecting an AI client such as Claude or ChatGPT to your Search Console property through the Model Context Protocol, so the assistant can read search analytics, inspect URLs, check indexing issues and review sitemaps directly. GoMarble hosts the server.
Can it request indexing or submit sitemaps?
No. Search Console is read-only on this connection — it can inspect URLs and read sitemap status, but it cannot submit a sitemap or request indexing. Those remain manual actions in the interface.
Can it inspect many URLs at once?
Yes, in batches of up to a hundred, which is the single most useful thing here. Checking forty URLs by hand in the interface is the kind of task that quietly does not get done.
Does it work with domain properties?
Yes — it lists the properties the connection can reach, including domain properties, and reports the permission level you hold on each.
Which AI clients work with it?
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, n8n, Hermes and OpenClaw. The same server URL works for all of them.
What does the free plan allow?
Read and analysis only, one account per data source, and a cap of $50,000 in cumulative ad spend. Search Console is read-only here anyway, so the free plan covers the full experience for this source.
Can it tell me why a page is not indexed?
It can report the index status and any indexing issues Search Console itself surfaces. Whether the underlying cause is thin content, a crawl problem or a canonical choice is still a judgement call — the connection gets you the evidence faster, not the conclusion.
Do I need API credentials?
No. OAuth and API handling sit on our side. You connect the property in GoMarble and point your AI client at the server.

Why GoMarble MCP?

The work you stop doing:

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Connect your marketing stack once. Give AI the context it needs. Ask in plain English, and let it analyse, explain, recommend and — where enabled — propose the change.

Your Google Search Console data is already there. Now give AI access to it.

Connect GoMarble MCP to your marketing stack and start analysing Google Search Console from the AI tool you already use.