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Statistics

Nobody is asking for another dashboard. SiteTR reads the real GA4 and Search Console numbers, crosses them with the crawl, and answers the question.

Search Console

Connect the property whose traffic you actually care about — once — and every tool that needs it reads it from then on: clicks and impressions per landing page and query, up to 90-day windows, joined against the audited pages. This is what lets an audit say “this page is one heading tweak away” instead of quoting a black-box difficulty score.

GET /api/google/gsc
?site=https://example.com/&days=28
→ per-page and per-query rows — the same data the decay scan reads

GA4

Organic traffic overviews per GA4 property, same deal: real numbers, windowed up to 90 days, available to the agent and the panels side by side with the search data.

Decay scan

The signature statistic. For every landing page with traffic, SiteTR compares the two most recent 28-day windows (buffered for Google’s data lag), bands the decline — watch, warning, critical, emergency — and classifies each page refresh vs rewrite, with a striking-distance export for the pages just outside the top positions.

agent
you what’s quietly losing clicks?
SiteTR // decay_scan — last two 28-day windows, refresh vs rewrite
  1. /blog/mcp-guide — clicks −41% // critical · verdict: refresh

Period compare

GA4 and Search Console comparisons between periods — this month against last, this window against the previous — so a monthly report states deltas from source data instead of screenshots.

Sitemaps

List and submit Search Console sitemaps per property, from the API or the panel — the quiet chore that keeps discovery current.