Reports in plain words
Visits, channels, pages, key events, funnels and what is happening on the site right now. Ask as you would ask a colleague, not in dimensions and metrics.
For Google Analytics 4 and Search Console
Ask ChatGPT or Claude what happened to your traffic and searches, and get a plain answer from your own Google Analytics and Search Console. No reports to build.
Free to start · Read-only by default · GA4 changes only with your OK
Which of our pages are close to Google's first page? And from now on, count newsletter sign-ups as a key event.
sar_find_content_opportunities8 pages at positions 4–20 · 3 with few clicks for their positionsar_group_greek_queries"καφές φίλτρου", "καφες φιλτρου" and "kafes filtrou" counted together · 31% in Greeklishga4_create_key_eventnewsletter_signup as a key event, waiting for approvalEight pages are worth the work, starting with the filter coffee guide, where 31% of searches are typed in Greeklish. newsletter_signup now counts as a key event.
You do not need to know GA4. You ask, and the AI picks the report it needs.
Visits, channels, pages, key events, funnels and what is happening on the site right now. Ask as you would ask a colleague, not in dimensions and metrics.
Which channels, landing pages and search queries moved between two periods, from GA4 and Search Console together. The Greek calendar shows whether Easter or the sales are behind it.
Pages just short of Google's first page, or that show up but rarely get the click. With WordPress connected, the AI opens the post and drafts the improvement.
For a Greek or Cypriot shop: the shop's orders, Skroutz Smart Cart orders and what GA4 tracked, side by side. And how much Skroutz, BestPrice, Public and Shopflix traffic hides as "referral".
With accents, without them or in Greeklish, Search Console lists them apart. SAR counts them together and says how much of the demand is typed in Greeklish, which matters for titles.
Which pages have an indexing problem and why, checks for one address or many at once, and the state of each sitemap.
Key events, custom dimensions and metrics, audiences. Only if an owner or admin allows changes for this source, and each change waits for your approval in SAR.
Search volume, keyword ideas, Google results, competitors and backlinks, through DataForSEO, Semrush, Ahrefs or SE Ranking with your own key. You pay the provider; SAR only reads.
Traffic, searches and orders in the same answer, if your shop is connected too. For Monday morning or the monthly report.
Google connects read-only, and a person approves anything that changes.
No. You ask in plain words and the AI app picks the report. The only choice you make is which property or site each connection reads.
No. Google Analytics and Search Console connect on their own, for any site, even a Shopify store. WordPress simply adds your pages and orders to the same answer.
Google provides Search Console data two to three days late, so the most recent days look incomplete. GA4 dates follow the property's own time zone.
Only if an owner or admin allows it for that source. It can then create key events, custom dimensions and metrics, and audiences, each with your approval. Explorations and saved reports are not possible, because Google offers no way to make them.
DataForSEO, Semrush, Ahrefs and SE Ranking, with your own account's key. The provider bills you, and SAR shows your balance and limits there.
Yes. SAR fetches the figures, but ChatGPT or Claude writes the answer and can misread something. Check important figures in GA4 or Search Console itself.
Sign in with Google, choose your property and site, and ask your first question. No card needed.