QuickSEO is a web-based dashboard that pulls Google Search Console data for every website a user manages into one view. Search Console shows one property at a time. QuickSEO gives each site a card with clicks, impressions, click-through rate and average position, each compared with the period before.
Every figure comes from Search Console itself rather than from estimates. The core dashboard is free for an unlimited number of sites, and a paid plan called Lite adds opportunities, an index monitor, alerts, page groups and an MCP server. A weekly technical SEO audit is part of the free plan.
How does QuickSEO work?
Users continue with Google, or sign in with an email code and connect Search Console afterward. QuickSEO asks for read-only access and states that it never changes anything in the Google account. No credit card is needed to start on the free plan.
QuickSEO then lists every property the Google account can access, and both domain and URL-prefix properties work. Users select the sites they want and can add or remove them at any time. Each site gets a card under one shared date range, and clicking a card opens that site's full dashboard.
Key features of QuickSEO
Each website has a dashboard showing clicks, impressions, CTR and position over any date range, with the chosen metrics on one chart. Keyword and page tables open into their own charts. Growing and decaying reports show what gained or lost the most clicks, and traffic can be split by country, device and branded versus non-branded searches.
A Google update tracker shades ranking updates on charts and gives a verdict on whether a site moved more than usual. Opportunities list pages worth fixing with a reason, one action and an estimated click gain. A weekly audit checks crawlability, indexation, on-page and structured-data issues, ranked by severity.
Key Features
Multi-Site Dashboard — One card per website showing clicks, impressions, CTR and average position for a shared date range, each compared with the previous period, with a small trend chart.
Search Analytics — A full dashboard per website with clicks, impressions, CTR and average position over any date range, and the chosen metrics plotted on one chart.
Keywords and Pages — Tables of the queries and pages behind a site's traffic. Opening a row shows its own chart and the related keywords or pages.
Growing and Decaying — Shows which keywords and pages gained or lost the most clicks compared with the previous period, so a decline is noticed early.
Countries, Devices and Branded Split — Breaks traffic down by country and device, which can filter the whole dashboard, and separates branded searches from non-branded ones.
Opportunities — Lists pages worth fixing with the reason, one action and the estimated extra clicks. Example types include low CTR, striking distance and content decay.
Google Update Tracker — Marks Google ranking updates on every chart and gives a verdict on whether each website moved more than in a usual week.
Technical SEO Audit — A weekly check of crawlability, indexation, on-page and structured-data issues, ranked by severity and summarized in an SEO Health Score.
Index Monitor — Checks pages on a schedule with Google's URL Inspection tool and shows which ones dropped out of the index.
Update and Traffic-Drop Alerts — Sends an email when Google starts a ranking update and when a site's clicks fall well below its normal range.
Page Groups — Groups pages by URL pattern, such as /blog or /products, and tracks clicks and impressions for each group.
MCP Server — Lets an MCP-compatible AI agent read Search Console data, audits, opportunities and index status, one website at a time. Access is read-only over OAuth.
Pros & Cons
Pros
The Search Console dashboard is free with no cap on the number of websites and no credit card required.
All metrics come directly from Google Search Console rather than estimates.
Each website gets its own card, so a drop on one site is not hidden in another's totals.
A weekly technical SEO audit with severity ranking is included in the free plan.
Access is read-only, and QuickSEO says it never changes anything in the Google account.
The paid MCP server lets Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Codex read search data and audits.
Cons
It is built on Google Search Console, and the sources mention no data from other search engines or third-party SEO databases.
Index monitoring, traffic-drop alerts, page groups and the full opportunity list require the $39 per month plan.
Only one paid tier is listed, so there is no lower-cost step between Free and $39 per month.
The sources name no integrations beyond Google and MCP clients, so there is no mention of exports or other connected tools.
Pricing
Free $0 monthly
Lite $39 monthly
Frequently Asked Questions
What is QuickSEO?
QuickSEO is a Google Search Console dashboard that shows clicks, impressions, CTR, average position, keywords and pages for all of a user's websites in one place. It also runs a weekly technical SEO audit on each site.
Is QuickSEO free?
Yes, the Search Console dashboard is free for an unlimited number of websites, and no credit card is required. The paid Lite plan adds every opportunity, an index monitor, alerts, page groups and MCP access.
How much does QuickSEO cost?
The Free plan costs $0 per month. The Lite plan costs $39 per month. The sources list no other plans.
Does QuickSEO have a free trial?
Yes. New customers get a 14-day free trial of the paid plan. The Free plan can also be used without a card.
How does QuickSEO connect to my data?
Users continue with Google, or sign in with an email code and connect Search Console afterward. QuickSEO asks for read-only access and lists every domain and URL-prefix property the Google account can access.
Can AI agents like Claude or ChatGPT use QuickSEO data?
Yes, on the paid plan. The MCP server lets any MCP-compatible agent, including Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Codex, read Search Console data, audits, opportunities and index status. Access is read-only over OAuth and covers one website at a time.
How many websites can I add to QuickSEO?
There is no limit. The free plan has no cap, so a portfolio of dozens of properties fits on one screen.
Who is QuickSEO best for?
It suits agencies, freelancers and owners of several websites who want Search Console results for every site side by side. It also fits users who want a simple view of clicks, keywords and pages.