Google Search Console
Search Console holds the only honest numbers about your Google traffic, and almost nobody reads it. SearchLift connects to it and reads the whole thing for you, turning Google’s own data into a short list of things worth doing this week.
Real queries where you already sit at positions 8 to 20 with real impressions. Moving one of those onto page one is the best-value work in SEO, and every row is Google’s own data, never an estimate. For each, SearchLift reads the live page and drafts a title and description based on the page’s real top queries.
A page ranking third that gets the click-through rate of a page ranking ninth does not need a better ranking; it needs a better title. SearchLift compares every page’s click-through with what its position should earn and lists the ones losing clicks they have already won.
The list of URLs is built from your sitemap plus every page Google has really served, then each URL is checked against Google’s URL Inspection verdicts in small batches. Pages that quietly dropped out of the index, and new pages Google has not found yet, are shown as a list rather than left for you to discover.
Content decay flags pages whose score fell, whose content is getting old without review, or whose clicks and impressions are trending down. The cannibalization finder groups your own pages that compete for the same query, names the one to keep, and writes the steps to merge the rest. Both are fully deterministic: every flag is computed from the numbers and can be reproduced.
Any set of findings exports as one self-contained PDF or CSV work order a developer can carry out without SearchLift access. Each exported item becomes a watch: the nightly check re-reads the live page, notices when the change was really made, and only then starts a 14-day before-and-after measurement on that exact URL. Exported, done, proven, with nobody ticking boxes.
Query mining turns the searches people already use to find you on Google into tracked AI visibility questions and article topics, so your Google SEO and your AI SEO work from the same demand.
Questions
A Google account with access to the Search Console property for your site. SearchLift asks for the Search Console permissions at connection time and can add the property and submit your sitemap if they are not there yet.
No. Every figure on the Search Console screens is read from Google’s Search Analytics or URL Inspection APIs for your property. Where Google has no data for a page in a window, SearchLift says so rather than showing a zero.
Deliberately not. Google’s Indexing API accepts those calls for ordinary pages and discards them, and the Removals tool has no public API. SearchLift shows you Google’s verdict and gives you the honest next step instead.
Whoever edits your site. It groups findings page by page with exact before and after values, so an agency or freelance developer can do it in one pass. Work orders are available on the Enterprise and Platinum plans.
The queries people already use to find you on Google are the closest thing to the questions they ask ChatGPT, which is where ChatGPT SEO starts. SearchLift turns them into tracked AI visibility questions and article topics, so the two halves of search work from the same evidence.
The free plan includes a real AI SEO audit and one tracked AI visibility question. No card.