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Google Search Console Report
Search performance report delivered directly to your inbox.
Rankings only mean something next to last week’s. Every report sets clicks, impressions and positions side by side, so a query slipping down the results or a page losing its visibility shows up while you can still act on it. Pulled from your Google Search Console property, and no dashboard to log into.
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Connect a single Search Console property or several of them, each one set up as its own report, with its own recipients and its own schedule: daily, weekly or monthly. You can also send it as a One Time Report when you only need a single snapshot.
Every report lands direct in your inbox, covers the period you choose and compares it with the one before, so the numbers turn up with context already attached and nobody has to log in to a dashboard to read them.
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I love having a weekly reminder of the Web Performance of my site, as another checkpoint that I’m not letting things regress, Also look forward to the featured links in case I missed anything in the webperf world in the last week.
WPR provides an easy way for me to observe and share simplified performance monitoring results with other engineers. Compared to other solutions, WPR just gets to the point with the data you need.
A snapshot report that provides valuable insights to help you focus on your website’s performance, based on data, makes it a worthwhile choice, especially considering such factors influence SEO.
Google Search Console is Google’s free service for site owners. It shows how Google Search sees a website: which pages are indexed, which queries they appear for and how often people click through to them. For most teams it is the only first-party source of data on how their site performs in Google’s organic results.
Its Performance report is the core of the tool. It records four metrics, clicks, impressions, click-through rate and average position, and breaks them down by query, page, country, device and search appearance.
Beyond performance, Search Console reports on page indexing, sitemaps, Core Web Vitals, HTTPS and structured data, and alerts site owners when Google finds a problem that could keep pages out of the results.
It keeps up to 16 months of search data, and a property can cover a whole domain, with every subdomain and protocol, or a single URL prefix. The service is free to use and connects with Google Analytics 4, so search queries can be read alongside what visitors do once they land.
We are really proud that our users also come from big companies and big brands around the world and are using Web Performance Report to monitor the web performance of their websites every week from their inboxes. 🎉
Five reports, one subscription. Pick the ones that matter to your site. Each has its own recipients and schedule.
WebPageTest Report
The gold-standard open-source performance tool. Core Web Vitals, filmstrip, request map.
HTTP Observatory Report
Mozilla’s in-depth assessment of your HTTP headers and security configuration.
WAVE Report
The accessibility barriers on your pages, checked against standards such as WCAG, ADA and the EU Accessibility Directive.
GA4 Report
Your traffic numbers set against the period before, so a channel drying up shows up while you can still act on it.
Search Console Report
Impressions, clicks, positions and the queries bringing visitors in from organic search.
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Every report type is unlocked on the paid plans, each with its own URLs, recipients and schedule.
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Domain, date range and comparison period, so everyone reading the report knows exactly which property and which days the numbers cover.
Performance Summary
Clicks, impressions, click-through rate and average position at a glance, with the direction each one is moving compared with the previous period.
Top Queries
The search terms that bring people to your site, with clicks, impressions, CTR and position for each, so you can see which queries are gaining ground and which are slipping.
Top Countries
Where your search traffic comes from, so you can see which markets are growing and where your pages are finding an audience in the results.
Device Category
How your search performance splits across desktop, mobile and tablet, and whether one device starts earning clicks or positions differently from the rest.
Top Pages
The pages that earn the most search traffic, so you can tell which content Google is sending people to and which needs attention.
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