The 9 best hosted Google Search Console MCP servers

The best hosted Google Search Console MCP servers in 2026 are Search Console MCP, Advanced GSC, GSC Wizard, AskWatch, Windsor.ai, Coupler.io, Supermetrics, Composio and Pipedream. All nine connect by URL, with nothing to install. We list Search Console MCP first because it is our product; every other entry says when to pick it instead.

Checked 2 October 2026. "Hosted" means a remote MCP server reached by a URL. Prices are list prices in the vendor's currency, before tax.

Tool counts are the ones each vendor publishes; "not stated" means we could not find the figure on the vendor's own pages on 2 October 2026.

1. Search Console MCP: the quickest read-only connection

Search Console MCP is our Google Search Console MCP server: a hosted, read-only remote server at https://mcpsearchconsole.com/mcp. You add that URL as a connector, sign in with Google (read-only Search Console scope) and ask. There is no Google Cloud project, no API key and nothing to install.

What it does. 16 tools: search_analytics for clicks, impressions, CTR and position with filters and period comparisons; search_insights with four recipes (striking-distance queries, low-CTR pages, cannibalization and movers); inspect_url, list_sitemaps, page_speed and an in-chat performance chart in Claude; free DNS, redirect, robots.txt and TLS checks; and notes that carry context between sessions. Sitemap submission is the only write action, and it is opt-in.

Setup. About a minute in Claude (claude.ai, Desktop, Claude Code) and ChatGPT (as a Developer mode connector). Grok Bot connects with a setup token, and Cursor, Codex, Mistral Vibe and any remote MCP client take the same URL.

Price (2 October 2026). Free with 15 data pulls a day, 40 a month and 3 properties. Solo is €4.99 a month for unlimited pulls; Team is €29.99 a month flat for everyone on your company domain, with shared notes. Prices exclude VAT; the pricing page explains what counts as a data pull.

Best for SEOs and small teams who want their own Search Console data in web chat or a scheduled agent today, with no write access to worry about.

Honest limitation. It reads Google's live API, so there is no stored history beyond Google's own 16 months. It has no rank tracking, no keyword volumes and no backlinks; for those you need a separate tool.

2. Advanced GSC: best for Search Console plus SEO extras

Advanced GSC is the hosted version of mcp-gsc, the most popular open-source Search Console server, from the same author, Amin Foroutan. Its page describes 45 SEO tools covering Search Console, Google Analytics 4, SERP analysis, keyword research, backlink analysis and technical SEO, with one-click sign-in and support for Claude.ai, ChatGPT web, Cursor and other MCP clients.

Setup. Its page says under three minutes: Google sign-in, choose a plan, connect your AI client.

Price (2 October 2026). Starter $15 a month (3 properties, 100 SERP lookups a month), Pro $40 (10 Search Console and 10 GA4 properties, 300 SERP lookups), Max $105 (unlimited properties under fair use, technical crawl, backlinks, 1,000 SERP lookups). A limited free version needs no card.

Best for someone who wants Search Console, GA4 and SERP data behind one connector.

Honest limitation. The SERP, keyword and backlink extras are metered by monthly lookups per plan, and we could not find a read-only statement on the MCP page. Full detail: mcpsearchconsole vs Advanced GSC.

3. GSC Wizard: best for stored history and large properties

GSC Wizard is a Search Console analytics platform with an MCP at mcp.gscwizard.com. Its big difference: subscribers' queries run against GSC Wizard's own ClickHouse warehouse, not the live API, which the vendor says avoids sampling and row limits. Plans keep up to 10 years of history on stored properties. The page calls the MCP "hosted and read-only".

Setup. Create an API key (or use one-click sign-in), add the endpoint as a connector, ask. ChatGPT users can install the GSC Wizard app instead. It names Claude, ChatGPT, Grok and Meta Muse.

Price (2 October 2026). Starter €17 a month (owner plus 1 seat, 5 stored properties), Pro €39 (owner plus 3), Business €249 (owner plus 10), custom from €349. Its docs say MCP tools need an active subscription or the 7-day free trial.

Best for agencies and in-house teams with large sites who want deep history and many ready-made analyses.

Honest limitation. There is no free MCP access after the trial, and the tool surface is large: its docs list well over a hundred tool names. Full detail: mcpsearchconsole vs GSC Wizard.

4. AskWatch: best fully free hosted option

AskWatch's Google Search Console MCP is a free tool from a company that sells AI visibility tracking. It asks Google only for the webmasters.readonly scope, and it exposes 11 tools: seven question tools (site overview, top, changes, opportunities, cannibalization, page queries, brand split), one raw query tool, and list_sites, inspect_url and list_sitemaps.

Setup. Sign in with an emailed six-digit code, grant read-only access once, and paste the personal link it gives you into your client (in Claude: Settings, Connectors, Add custom connector).

Price (2 October 2026). Free, no card, and the page says there are no upgrades. Calls are limited to 20 a minute, and answers are cached for 30 minutes to 30 days depending on how old the data is.

Best for anyone who wants a free, read-only connection and does not need teams or extra data.

Honest limitation. The secret lives in the link itself: AskWatch warns that anyone holding it can read your data, so treat it like a password. There are no team features.

5. Windsor.ai: best when Search Console is one source among many

Windsor.ai is a marketing data connector with an MCP for AI analysis. Its Search Console page lists 10 metrics and 43 dimensions, adds computed fields such as branded versus non-branded queries, and names Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Cursor. The same account can add GA4, ad platforms, Shopify and more.

Setup. Register, connect Search Console with Google OAuth, connect the MCP to your AI client. The page says two minutes, no code.

Price (2 October 2026). Its pricing page includes MCP on every plan. The free plan starts as a 30-day trial, then becomes Forever Free with 1 user, 1 data source, 1 account and a 30-day history limit. Basic is $19 a month billed yearly ($23 monthly).

Best for marketers who want Search Console joined to ads and revenue data in the same chat.

Honest limitation. The forever-free plan's 30-day history is short for SEO, where you usually compare against last quarter or last year, and the vendor does not publish a tool list. Full detail: mcpsearchconsole vs Windsor.ai.

6. Coupler.io: best for teams already on Coupler

Coupler.io's Search Console MCP gives Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or a custom MCP client read-only access to search performance, performance by appearance, URL inspection data and page index data. It authenticates with a personal access token from the Coupler.io app.

Setup. About five minutes, according to the page, and it needs data flows configured in Coupler.io first.

Price (2 October 2026). The vendor's pages differ. The MCP page says you need "at least the Professional plan"; the pricing page lists Pro at $199 a month billed yearly ($259 monthly) and also says all paid plans, from Starter at $24 a month billed yearly, include AI integrations. There is a 7-day trial.

Best for teams that already pipe marketing data through Coupler.io and want to question it in chat.

Honest limitation. The page says the AI receives "processed search performance summaries rather than raw individual query data", so query-level work such as cannibalization checks may be harder. Full detail: mcpsearchconsole vs Coupler.io.

7. Supermetrics: best for marketing teams already on Supermetrics

Supermetrics connects Search Console to Claude through its listing in the Claude connector directory, and to ChatGPT and Copilot. Its page says Search Console access is read-only and unsampled across Google's 16 months, alongside 170+ other marketing sources. A separate Supermetrics MCP server works with any MCP client.

Setup. Open Supermetrics in Claude, authorize Search Console, ask. The page says under two minutes.

Price (2 October 2026). The pricing page includes Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot as destinations from Starter at $55 a month ($44 billed yearly), with 4,000 AI credits. "Data API and MCP access", which the generic MCP server needs, appears only on Enterprise (quote). 14-day trial, no card.

Best for paid-media and reporting teams that already use Supermetrics.

Honest limitation. It is a reporting connector, so URL inspection, sitemaps and SEO-specific analyses are not mentioned, and a plain MCP URL for clients other than Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot means Enterprise. Full detail: mcpsearchconsole vs Supermetrics.

8. Composio: best for developers building their own agent

Composio is a developer platform that serves Search Console as one toolkit among hundreds, with managed Google OAuth. Its toolkit has 9 tools: Add Site, Delete Site, Get Site, Get Sitemap, Inspect URL, List Sitemaps, List Sites, Search Analytics Query and Submit Sitemap. It names Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and agent frameworks.

Setup. Install the Composio SDK, create a session with MCP enabled, then pass the session URL and headers to your agent. That is code, not a paste-a-URL setup.

Price (2 October 2026). The pricing page lists a free Hobby plan with 100,000 tool calls a month and no card, and Pro at $29 a month with usage billing beyond the included credit.

Best for engineers wiring Search Console into a custom agent next to Slack, Gmail or a CRM.

Honest limitation. The toolkit includes write actions (adding and deleting sites, submitting sitemaps), so scope it carefully for unattended agents, and there are no SEO analyses on top of the raw API. Full detail: mcpsearchconsole vs Composio.

9. Pipedream: best for a wide developer toolbox

Pipedream's Google Search Console MCP server runs on Pipedream Connect at the static URL https://mcp.pipedream.net/v2, with authentication when you add the server. Its app page lists 8 actions exposed as MCP tools: Compare Search Analytics, Query Search Analytics, Inspect URLs (1 to 10 at a time), List Sites, List Sitemaps, Submit Sitemap, Delete Sitemap and Submit URL for Indexing (for JobPosting and BroadcastEvent pages).

Price (2 October 2026). Not stated on the MCP page. Pipedream's pricing page covers Connect for developers: free for development, Startup at $99 a month for production.

Best for developers already using Pipedream who want Search Console next to its thousands of other connectors.

Honest limitation. It includes write actions, it is a thin layer over the API with no SEO analyses, and the MCP page does not state which chat clients are supported or what the consumer price is.

How we chose

Plainly: we publish the first entry, so weigh our ranking accordingly. To make the list, a server had to be hosted (reached by a URL, nothing to install) and its own vendor's pages had to confirm a Google Search Console MCP. We checked Zapier too, but could not confirm a Search Console integration on Zapier's own pages, so it is not here.

Every fact about the other eight comes from that vendor's product, docs or pricing pages, read on 2 October 2026 and linked in each entry. Where two of a vendor's pages disagree (Coupler.io, Supermetrics), we say so. The only server here we have run ourselves is Search Console MCP; we have not tested the others, so we do not rate their answer quality. After ours, SEO-specific tools come first, then marketing connectors, then developer platforms. Spot an error? Email us and we will fix it.

Hosted or self-hosted?

Self-hosted servers such as mcp-gsc, Suganthan's GSC MCP, ahonn's mcp-server-gsc and saurabhsharma2u's search-console-mcp are free and open source, but you create a Google Cloud project, run the process yourself and connect from desktop or command-line clients. Hosted servers cost money above a free tier, but connect in a minute and work in claude.ai, ChatGPT and cloud agents that cannot reach your laptop. For the open-source route, see our comparison with mcp-gsc.

FAQ

What is the best free hosted Google Search Console MCP server?

AskWatch is completely free and read-only, with 11 tools and no paid tier. Search Console MCP has a free tier (15 data pulls a day, 40 a month, 3 properties) with the same tools as the paid plans. Windsor.ai has a Forever Free plan, limited to one source and 30 days of history, and Composio's free Hobby plan suits developers.

Which hosted Search Console MCP works in ChatGPT?

Search Console MCP, Advanced GSC, GSC Wizard (also as a ChatGPT app), AskWatch, Windsor.ai, Coupler.io and Supermetrics all name ChatGPT. Search Console MCP and AskWatch connect through ChatGPT's Developer mode. Composio names ChatGPT, but its setup is code.

Which ones are read-only?

Search Console MCP (read-only by default; sitemap submission is opt-in), GSC Wizard, AskWatch, Coupler.io and Supermetrics (for Search Console) all say so on their own pages. Composio and Pipedream include write actions such as submitting or deleting sitemaps. Advanced GSC and Windsor.ai do not state it on the pages we read.

Which hosted Search Console MCP suits agencies?

Search Console MCP's Team plan is €29.99 a month flat for everyone on your company domain, with shared notes; see Search Console MCP for agencies. GSC Wizard's Business plan (€249, owner plus 10 seats, 150 stored properties) suits agencies that want deep stored history, and Advanced GSC's Max plan ($105) offers unlimited properties under fair use and three Google accounts.