Your live Google data, wired into every finding.
One-click OAuth connects Search Console and GA4. Google's URL Inspection confirms what's really indexed.
One-click OAuth — no API console setupGoogle's own verdicts, not estimates
$19/mo, or $14/mo billed yearly · 7 days free · No card required
3 high-traffic pages at risk · ranked by the clicks at stake
Search Console + GA4, wired into the audit loop
SEO debates end when Search Console and GA4 are in the room. Spider brings them to every audit.
OAuth in one click
Sign in with Google and pick your properties. No API console. Tokens stay encrypted on your machine.
Metrics land on your pages
GSC clicks, impressions, queries and 90-day trends. GA4 sessions, engagement and geography. Joined to your pages.
Ask Google what's indexed
URL Inspection returns the live verdict for your top URLs: coverage, Google's canonical, last crawl.
Fix what costs traffic
High-traffic pages with weak audits, striking-distance queries, cannibalization. One ranked to-do list.
Correlations a dashboard can't show you
GSC shows what ranks. GA4 shows what converts. The audit shows what's broken. Spider joins all three.
High-traffic pages at risk
Pages earning clicks that also carry issues. The fastest payoff, ranked first.
Live index verdicts
Google's coverage state per URL: indexed or not, its chosen canonical, robots state, last crawl.
The indexability gap
Import your Page-Indexing report. Every excluded URL shows Google's reason beside your audit findings.
Striking-distance queries
Queries at positions 8–20, one on-page push from page 1. Found automatically.
Cannibalization detection
Pages trading rank for the same query get flagged. Consolidate instead of competing.
Traffic that can't convert
GA4 geography is checked against your serving area. Traffic from markets you don't serve isn't growth.
Your agent argues from Google's numbers
Metrics, verdicts and opportunities. Every Google surface, 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 9 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. See every issue ranked by traffic at risk.
$19/mo, or $14/mo billed yearly · 7 days free · No card required
Explore the full Digispot AI SEO SpiderCommon questions
Do I need Search Console and GA4 already set up?
The properties must exist; the Spider can't create them. Connecting is one OAuth click per account, with no API console or service-account JSON. GSC alone unlocks traffic-weighted ranking. GA4 adds engagement and geography. Google data is on paid plans.
Is my Google data private?
Yes. OAuth tokens are AES-256 encrypted and stored only on your machine. Synced metrics live in the Spider's local database. Your Google data goes nowhere else unless you ask an AI provider to analyze it.
How does the URL Inspection integration work with Google's quotas?
Google caps URL Inspection at about 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 at-risk pages), up to 150 per sync, and skips URLs checked in the last 7 days.
Can it tell me why a page isn't indexed?
Two ways. URL Inspection gives Google's live coverage state per URL, including robots blocks, canonical conflicts and fetch problems. And your Page-Indexing CSV joins Google's exclusion list to your crawl, so every excluded page shows Google's reason beside the audit.