Give the numbers
something to aim for.
Set a baseline, a target and a deadline. Add dated custom metrics for the things Google doesn’t track.
Turn Google Analytics and Search Console data into clear, branded reports. Add your analysis, show the work, and give clients a useful next step.


Traffic, engagement and key events.
Read-only access. Sync when you choose.
Clicks, impressions and search queries.
A dashboard shows what changed. Your report explains why it matters, what you worked on, and what comes next.
Choose the dates and comparison. Arrange metrics, charts, tables and commentary. Bring your own branding.
Published editions stay fixed. Your next edits stay private until you publish again.

Keep goals, completed tasks and your own measurements close to the data. Include the useful parts in the report.
Set a baseline, a target and a deadline. Add dated custom metrics for the things Google doesn’t track.
Show completed tasks and important changes alongside performance. Give clients context they can follow.
From your Google properties to a report you’re happy to send.
Choose the right Analytics and Search Console properties. Your connections have read-only reporting access.
Sync the dates you need. Choose your blocks, add your analysis, and preview the finished layout.
Invite your client, choose public sharing when appropriate, or print a PDF. You control what’s published.
No mystery about what it does.
SEOboard is currently invitation only. Existing users can sign in, and a new client account can be created only for an email address with an active invitation.
Organic traffic and key events from Analytics; clicks, impressions, search queries and positions from Search Console. You can also include website traffic views, goals, completed work and manually recorded custom metrics.
No. Connections use read-only reporting access. You choose the properties and when to sync. Your Analytics and Search Console settings stay under your control.
Report drafts stay with your team. Clients see the website and published content you give them access to—not your workspace or other websites.
Yes. Open your report and choose Print / PDF. You can also invite a client to a specific website or enable public sharing for content you deliberately mark public.
Access is currently invitation only. Existing users and invited clients can sign in.
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