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ChatGPT SEO on your real Search Console data, with fixes you approve in the same chat.

Each local area page used to take us half a day to create and optimize.
With SEOmatic, we can create hundreds of pages in the same time, which helps our clients make the best use of their budget.
It's transformed how we deliver scalable SEO solutions.
Will Hawkins
Marketing Director, Digi-Business UK
Agents read your Search Console data, do the work, and prove what actually moved. You decide what ships.
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Connect SEOmatic once and your AI agent reads your real Search Console data, audits your site, checks your AI visibility and stages the fixes. Nothing goes live until you approve it. No Google Cloud project, no service account.
MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is how AI agents call outside tools. On its own, Claude or ChatGPT can reason about SEO but cannot see your rankings, your clicks or which pages Google has indexed, so it guesses. An SEO MCP server hands the agent those facts, live, from your own accounts.
SEOmatic goes one step further than a data connector: when the answer finds a problem, the agent can stage the fix in your CMS, and you approve it before anything changes.
Add this URL as a remote MCP server or custom connector in your agent, then sign in to SEOmatic and pick your site.
https://app.seomatic.ai/api/mcp
Exact steps per agent are below. Endpoint, auth and every tool parameter: MCP server docs.
Open-source Search Console MCP servers work, if you are happy to run one. This is what changes when it is hosted.
| Compared | Self-hosted Search Console MCP | SEOmatic |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | A Google Cloud project, a service account, a JSON key, and a config file on one machine | Paste one URL and sign in with Google, about a minute |
| Where it works | The one machine and agent you configured | Any agent that speaks MCP: Claude on web, desktop and mobile, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor and the rest |
| What it can do | Read Search Console rows | Read Search Console, audit up to 30 pages, check AI visibility, and stage fixes that go live in your CMS after you approve |
| Date windows | Whatever the model asks for, often guessed | Every answer comes back with its exact date range, so 'last month' cannot quietly become 28 days |
| Upkeep | Keys to rotate, connections that drop, updates to install | Nothing to host; the tools update on our side |
Each tool tells the agent whether it is free or uses AI credits before it runs.
| Tool | What it does | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Search Console Performancegsc_performance | Read Google Search Console performance (clicks, impressions, CTR, position) by query, page, dimension, or period comparison. | Free |
| URL Indexing Inspectiongsc_indexing | Check Google index status and coverage diagnostics for one URL or a batch of URLs (coverage state, crawl status, robots/canonical issues). | Free |
| Search Console Insightsgsc_insights | Derived analyses over your Search Console data: keyword cannibalization, brand vs non-brand split, CTR outliers (pages under-earning their position), rich-result appearance performance, 16-month seasonality verdicts, and sitemap health. | Free |
| Keyword Researchkeyword_research | Research keyword demand: search volume, difficulty, CPC, and intent, plus keyword ideas, Google Trends interest and related queries, and Google Ads keyword performance. | Free reads, some actions use credits |
| Keyword Cluster Mapkeyword_clusters | The agent's cached keyword-cluster map built from the workspace's GSC query universe (pillar, cannibalization, gap, and covered clusters). | Free |
| Backlink Profilebacklink_profile | Read the backlink profile of your own site or any competitor: referring domains, anchor-text distribution, link velocity, and link-prospect intersects. | Uses AI credits |
| SERP & Competitorsserp_competitors | Inspect the live search landscape: which SERP features (AI Overview, snippet, PAA, local pack, video) appear for a keyword, plus domain-level top rankings, visibility distribution, and competitor domains. | Uses AI credits |
| Observed AI citations & brand factsai_citations | This site's OWN first-party AI-citation data, the part no scan can see. | Free |
| Traffic & Ads Analyticstraffic_analytics | Google Analytics (GA4) traffic and Google Ads account, campaign, and search-term performance. | Free |
| Local Business Presencelocal_presence | Read the local search presence of the connected business: Business Profile locations, local ranking for money keywords, and review ratings. | Free reads, some actions use credits |
| AI Visibility Monitorvisibility_manage | Manage the workspace's AI-visibility monitor: list the tracked prompts scans ask every engine, add/edit/remove prompts, set the scan cadence, and choose which AI engines are tracked. | Free reads, some actions use credits |
| Site & Page Analysissite_pages | Analyze pages: on-page SEO score and critical issues for a URL, raw crawl metadata (title, meta, headings, links), and the page inventory of the site. | Free |
| Datasets & Templatesdataset_library | The dataset library and page templates that power programmatic pages: list datasets, sample rows, list templates, and read one template. | Free |
| SEO Strategy & Diagnosisstrategy_insights | The agent's cached diagnosis for this workspace: a compact snapshot, the current strategy, one raw signal in full, and AI-search content scores. | Free |
| SEO Taskstask_manage | The agent's full task lifecycle: read the plan board, stage proposals (create accepts up to 5 per call), approve/dismiss (decide), run approved tasks (execute), undo applied changes (rollback), and confirm a hand-pasted change (paste_done: SEOmatic looks for it on the live page before measuring). | Free reads, some actions use credits |
| SEO Campaigns & Contentcampaign_manage | Read campaigns and stage page-scale, content-sweep, or bulk-edit campaigns and blog articles. | Free reads, some actions use credits |
AI agents
Same server, same tools, same approval rules. Pick the agent you already work in.
ChatGPT SEO on your real Search Console data, with fixes you approve in the same chat.
Claude SEO on your real Search Console data, with fixes you approve in the same chat.
One command connects your Search Console to the terminal, so Claude Code fixes SEO in the code.
Hand Claude Cowork the SEO grunt work: it pulls your real numbers, writes the report into your files, and stages fixes you approve.
One settings block and an API key give Cline your real SEO data inside VS Code.
Two commands give Codex your Search Console data, so it fixes SEO where the bug lives: in your code.
Give one Cue agent the job of your search traffic, with real Search Console data and your approval on every fix.
One mcp.json entry, and Cursor's agent works from your real Search Console data while it edits your code.
DeepSeek, working from your real Search Console data through the SEOmatic plugin for DeepSeek Harness.
Hand Devin SEO tasks backed by your real Search Console data and live audits.
Your real Search Console data in the Gemini app and in Gemini CLI, with fixes you approve.
Add SEOmatic to .vscode/mcp.json and Copilot's Agent mode works from your real SEO data.
Google's agent IDE, desktop app and agy CLI, reading your real Search Console and fixing what it finds in your code.
The open-source agent from Block, on your desktop or in the terminal, reading your real Search Console and fixing what it finds.
An always-on SEO teammate: routines that read your Search Console and speak up when something changes.
Two commands give Grok Build your real Search Console data, so it can find what costs you clicks and fix it in the code.
Nous Research's open agent, wired to your real Search Console data with one hermes mcp add.
Kilo Code in VS Code, JetBrains or the terminal, reading your real Search Console and fixing what it finds.
Kimi K3 in Kimi Code CLI, reading your real Search Console and fixing what it finds in your repo.
AWS's agentic IDE and CLI, reading your real Search Console and turning it into specs and fixes.
Add SEOmatic as a custom MCP server and Manus runs SEO tasks on your real Search Console data.
Connect SEOmatic with one message and a sign-in link, then ask Muse about your site from the app, the web or WhatsApp.
SEO answers from your real Search Console, inside the nanoclaw group where your team already talks.
Your dot checks your real Search Console data every week and tells you only what changed. Fixes wait for your yes.
Your self-hosted OpenClaw, answering SEO questions from real Search Console data in the chat app you already use.
The open-source terminal agent, with any model you like, reading your real Search Console and fixing what it finds.
An SEO lead in your Paperclip org chart, working from real Search Console data and reporting to a human.
Give Perplexity Computer your real Search Console data, so its SEO projects start from your numbers.
Warp's terminal agent, reading your real Search Console and fixing what it finds, locally or in the cloud.
Add SEOmatic as a context server and Zed's agent works from your real SEO data.