Bring your tools together
Connect Google Search Console, Google Analytics, and your website in one place. Each connection asks only for the access its job needs, and you approve every account CrawlrSEO uses.
Your numbers in one place
Search Console clicks, Analytics conversions, and CrawlrSEO’s own rank checks sit side by side, each labeled with where it came from.
Access you can explain
Each connection says what it can read or change. Reporting stays read-only, and anything that writes to your accounts asks for its own approval.
Know when something needs attention
If a password is revoked or access is removed, the connection shows that it needs attention and tells you how to reconnect it.
How it works
- Sign in with Google
Connect Search Console and Analytics with one Google sign-in on Google’s own page. CrawlrSEO requests read access for reporting and asks separately before changing any settings.
- Choose the exact property
Pick the Search Console and Analytics properties that belong to this website, then confirm the choice in a short review before CrawlrSEO uses them.
- Add your website destination
Connect WordPress with a dedicated user and an application password, or install the CrawlrSEO GitHub App on the repository that builds your site.
- Add optional channels
Connect Google Business Profile, Merchant Center, or YouTube when you want CrawlrSEO to prepare drafts for them. Each one asks for its own access.
- PassGoogle Search ConsoleConnected to sc-domain:ledgerly.example, read-onlyPass
- PassGoogle Analytics 4Connected to the Ledgerly website property, read-onlyPass
- ReviewConversion eventsNo approved conversion event yet. Choose the free trial signup to measure trial startsReview
- FixWordPressApplication password was revoked. Reconnect to keep sending draftsFix
- PassRank trackingManaged by CrawlrSEO for the United States, English, mobile and desktopPass
What’s included
- Narrowest access for each job
Reporting uses read-only Google access. The GitHub App asks only for repository contents, pull requests, and metadata on the repository you choose.
- Review before anything connects
Before a property, repository, or site is linked, CrawlrSEO shows the current and proposed choice and waits for your approval.
- Search and analytics data
Search Console clicks, impressions, and average position, plus Analytics landing pages and the conversion events you approve.
- Rank and performance data built in
Exact rank checks by location and device, keyword research, Chrome UX Report, and PageSpeed results are managed by CrawlrSEO for you.
- WordPress and GitHub publishing
Send reviewed pages to WordPress as drafts or to your repository as draft pull requests, with the previous version kept for restore.
- Clear connection health
Each connection shows whether it’s connected, needs attention, or needs reconnecting, with the next step spelled out in plain words.
Questions owners ask
Can CrawlrSEO change my Google settings?
Reporting connections are read-only. A few features, like setting up conversion tracking in Analytics, need edit access, and CrawlrSEO asks for it only when you start that setup and shows you the change first.
Do I have to give CrawlrSEO my passwords?
For Google and GitHub, you sign in on their own pages, so CrawlrSEO never sees your password. For WordPress, you create a separate application password that you can revoke in WordPress at any time.
What if I pick the wrong property?
Every link goes through a short review that shows the current and proposed choice, so mistakes are easy to spot. You can switch to a different property later from the Connections page.
Do I need my own rank tracker or keyword tool?
Rank tracking, keyword research, and page performance data are managed by CrawlrSEO. You only connect the accounts that belong to your business.
Who on my team can manage connections?
Workspace owners add and change connections. Other teammates can see each connection’s status but can’t add or change accounts.
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