GSC Magic
An MCP server that gives AI agents your real search data — Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools and GA4 in one connector. Add one URL, sign in with Google, ask like you'd ask an SEO.
- TIMELINE
- 2026
- TYPE
- SAAS / MCP SERVER
- STACK
- TYPESCRIPT + NODE 22 / MCP SDK / POSTGRESQL / REACT + VITE
- STATUS
- [EARLY ACCESS]
- LINK
- GSCMAGIC.COM
The itch
My AI agents could write, research and publish — but they were blind to the one thing that tells you whether any of it works: search data. Every SEO question started the same way: open Search Console, export a CSV, paste it into a chat, hit the context limit, repeat for Bing, repeat for GA4.
GSC Magic removes the CSV step. The agent gets the source instead of a screenshot of it.
What it does
GSC Magic is a remote MCP server. You add one URL to your AI client, sign in with Google, and ask questions about clicks, rankings, indexing and traffic. The heavy lifting runs server-side, so the agent gets a summarized answer instead of ten thousand raw rows.
- Google Search Console — queries, pages, countries and devices, URL inspection, sitemap status.
- Bing Webmaster Tools — query and page stats, keyword data, inbound links, IndexNow submissions.
- Google Analytics 4 — sessions, engagement and conversions per landing page, plus traffic arriving from AI assistants.
- Ready-made reports — quick wins in positions 4–20, keyword cannibalization, content decay, traffic drops, Google vs Bing.
It works with Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf and any other MCP client that supports remote servers.
Read-only by default
Software that touches someone’s search data has to earn trust before it earns money, so the defaults are boring on purpose:
- sign-in asks for read-only access; write tools (sitemaps, IndexNow) are opt-in, with a separate Google consent,
- OAuth is handled for you — no client secrets or JSON keys to juggle,
- tokens are encrypted at rest, and you can disconnect, export or delete everything in one click.
Priced like a tool, not a platform
A free plan for one site, Pro at $10/month for up to ten sites and full history, and an Agency plan at $34/month with team seats and client reports. Every data source is on every plan — the plans differ in how much, not in what.
Where it is now
The server is running and going through Google’s OAuth app verification — the last gate before opening the doors. The waitlist is open at gscmagic.com.
It’s the same pattern as the rest of my products: I built it because my own agents needed it, then noticed other people’s agents need it too. Like Postsider, it’s built for AI agents as first-class users.