Pro & Enterprise — Google Search Console integration is available on Pro and Enterprise plans. See pricing or contact us to get started.
Overview
Use Google Search Console as a data source for Chartcastr. Connect your Google account, grant read-only Search Console access, and Chartcastr will pull SEO performance data to generate charts delivered automatically to your destinations. Chartcastr connects with read-only access — it can only view your search performance data, never modify your properties.Setup
Grant Search Console access
In Chartcastr, go to Settings → Sources and find Google Search Console. Click Grant Access to approve the additional
webmasters.readonly OAuth scope. This uses your existing Google sign-in — no API keys or service accounts needed.Select a property
When creating a new source, choose which Search Console property (domain or URL prefix) you want to report on. All properties your Google account has access to will be listed.
Choose a metric
Pick one of the 7 available metric types. Each metric becomes its own source — you can add multiple metrics across different properties.
Create a connection
Go to Connections → New Connection. Select your Search Console source, pick a destination (Slack, Teams, or email), and set the delivery frequency. Daily or weekly cadences work best for SEO data.
Available Metrics
| Metric | Chart Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Daily Performance | Line | Clicks and impressions over the last 28 days |
| Clicks by Day | Line | Total clicks per day |
| Impressions by Day | Area | Total impressions per day |
| CTR by Day | Line | Click-through rate percentage by day |
| Average Position by Day | Line | Average search ranking position over time |
| Top Pages by Clicks | Bar | Your top 10 performing pages by click count |
| Top Queries by Clicks | Bar | Your top 10 search queries by click count |
Search Console data has a 3-day processing delay from Google. Chartcastr automatically accounts for this — charts show the most recent 28 days of available data.
Permissions
Search Console properties have different permission levels that affect what data is available:| Permission | Access Level |
|---|---|
| Owner | Full access to all data and settings |
| Full | Can view all data including internal links |
| Restricted | Can view most data except some sensitive reports |
| Unverified | Limited access — may not have full data |
Managing Properties
Visit Settings → Sources → Google Search Console to see:- All accessible properties and your permission level for each
- Which sources and connections are linked to each property
- Whether any properties have become inaccessible (e.g., permissions were revoked)