Your live Google data, wired into every finding.
One-click OAuth connects Search Console and GA4. The Spider correlates rankings, traffic, and audit results — and asks Google's own URL Inspection API for the real index verdict on your most valuable pages.
One-click OAuth — no API console setupGoogle's own verdicts, not estimates
From $14/mo · 7 days free · No card required
3 high-traffic pages at risk · ranked by the clicks at stake
Close the loop between rankings, traffic, and indexation
SEO debates end when Search Console and Analytics are in the room. The Spider brings them into every audit automatically.
OAuth in one click
Sign in with Google and pick your properties — no API console, no service accounts. Tokens are encrypted and stored only on your machine.
Metrics land on your pages
Per-URL clicks, impressions, queries, and 90-day trends from GSC; sessions, engagement, and geography from GA4 — joined to the pages you crawled.
Ask Google what's indexed
The URL Inspection API returns the live verdict for your highest-value URLs: coverage state, the canonical Google chose, and when it last crawled.
Fix what costs traffic
High-traffic pages with weak audits, striking-distance queries, cannibalization — the correlations surface as a ranked to-do list.
Correlations a dashboard can't show you
GSC tells you what ranks. GA4 tells you what converts. The audit tells you what's broken. The insight lives where they overlap.
High-traffic pages at risk
Pages earning real clicks that also carry audit issues — the fixes with immediate, measurable payoff, ranked first.
Live index verdicts
Google's own coverage state per URL: indexed or not, which canonical it chose over yours, robots state, and last crawl time.
The indexability gap
Import your Page-Indexing report and the Spider joins it to the crawl — every excluded URL with Google's stated exclusion reason next to your audit findings.
Striking-distance queries
Queries sitting at positions 8–20 where one on-page push moves you onto page 1 — the classic quick win, found automatically.
Cannibalization detection
Multiple pages trading rank for the same query get flagged, so you consolidate instead of competing with yourself.
Traffic that can't convert
GA4 geography is checked against your business's serving area — so a traffic spike from a market you don't serve doesn't masquerade as growth.
Your agent argues from Google's numbers
Every Google surface — metrics, verdicts, opportunities — is queryable over MCP.
Which pages earn clicks but are at risk right now?
get_high_traffic_at_riskget_url_inspectionSix pages. Worst: /pricing — 4.2k clicks/mo, but Google chose a different canonical than yours and the audit flags thin content. Fix the canonical first; want the striking-distance list next?
Tools your agent gets
get_url_inspectionget_high_traffic_at_riskget_google_opportunitiesget_gsc_import_top_queriesOne-call workflow recipes
- High-Traffic Pages at Risk → CSVrun
- Traffic & Engagement Report (GSC + GA4)run
Or just type /seo-striking-distance — one of 8 packaged slash commands the Spider ships for Claude Code.
The data flows through the whole OS
Stop guessing what Google thinks
Connect Search Console and GA4 in one click and see your next crawl ranked by the traffic each issue actually risks.
From $14/mo · 7 days free · No card required
Explore the full Digispot AI SEO SpiderCommon questions
Do I need Search Console and GA4 already set up?
You need the properties to exist — the Spider can't create them for you. But connecting is one OAuth click per account; there's no API console, no service-account JSON, no manual setup. GSC alone already unlocks traffic-weighted issue ranking; adding GA4 brings engagement and geography into the picture.
Is my Google data private?
Yes. OAuth tokens are encrypted with AES-256 and stored only on your machine, and synced metrics live in the Spider's local database next to your crawls. Nothing is sent anywhere unless you explicitly ask an AI provider to analyze a result.
How does the URL Inspection integration work with Google's quotas?
Google caps URL Inspection at roughly 2,000 calls per property per day, so the Spider spends them carefully: it inspects your highest-value URLs first — top pages by clicks plus pages the audit flags as at risk — capped at 150 per sync, and skips URLs inspected within the last 7 days. You get live verdicts where they matter without burning quota.
Can it tell me why a page isn't indexed?
Two ways. The URL Inspection verdict gives you Google's live coverage state per URL — including robots blocks, canonical conflicts, and fetch problems. And importing your Page-Indexing CSV joins Google's full exclusion list to your crawl, so every excluded page shows Google's stated reason alongside what the audit found on that page.