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Search Console Overlay for Chrome
Search on google.com and see how your own pages really perform, right on the results. For each result from your connected site, a small badge shows its impressions and clicks across its top 15 Search Console queries, plus its top query and that query's position. No tab switching, no exports.
- Your own Search Console data, not third-party estimates
- Badges only on your own pages, only on the results you are viewing
- Free with a free SEOmatic account connected to Search Console
Search Console Overlay
About the Extension
A Chrome extension that annotates your own pages on Google results with their Search Console performance, fetched from your SEOmatic workspace. It asks only about your own pages that are already on the results you are viewing.
Supported Content
- Google search results
- Impressions and clicks
- Top query position
- Top query per page
Pricing
The extension is free, and so is the SEOmatic account it connects to. Paid plans add agents that act on what it shows. See pricing.
Requirements
Google Chrome 116 or later and a free SEOmatic account with a Google Search Console property connected (one click in SEOmatic). It asks for access to google.com/search and app.seomatic.ai only.
Resources
Read what SEOmatic does with Search Console data on the Google Search Console integration page.
Search Console Overlay Integration with SEOmatic
How It Works
Step 1: Add the extension to Chrome.
Step 2: Connect it to your free SEOmatic workspace. Your workspace needs a connected Search Console property, which takes one click inside SEOmatic.
Step 3: Turn the overlay on and search Google. Every result from your own site gets a badge with its impressions and clicks across its top 15 queries, its top query and that query's position, over the last 28 days.
What It Reads and Sends
Only Your Own Results
It reads the result links on the page to find the ones from your site, and badges only those.
Only What Is Already on Screen
To fetch a page's numbers it sends that page's URL, which is already visible on the results, to your own workspace.
Nothing About Other Sites
Other results and your searches are never read into or sent from the extension.
Your Data Stays Yours
Numbers come from your own workspace's Search Console connection. Nothing is sold or shared.
It collects no browsing data. Full details are in our privacy policy.
From Numbers to Fixes
The badges show where a page gets impressions but not clicks. On paid SEOmatic plans, agents act on exactly that: rewriting the titles and descriptions of pages that are seen but skipped, and working to reclaim positions that slipped. You approve every change.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do the numbers come from?
From your own Google Search Console property, through the SEOmatic workspace you connect. They are your real numbers, not a third-party estimate: impressions and clicks added up across the page's top 15 queries, so a page with a long tail of queries can show a little less than its full total in Search Console, plus its top query and that query's position.
Do I need Search Console?
Yes. The overlay shows Search Console data, so your SEOmatic workspace needs a connected Search Console property. Connecting it takes one click inside SEOmatic.
Does it read my searches?
No. It looks at the result links on the page only to find the ones from your own site, and sends only those pages' URLs to your own workspace to fetch their numbers.
What time range do the badges cover?
The last 28 days, matching Search Console's standard reporting window.
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