Clicks a month from this search
Estimate+78more clicks a month at position 3
ClickGap reads your Google Search Console data and tells you, in plain words, what to fix first and how many clicks each fix could bring.
Read-only access to Search Console. Disconnect any time.
ClickGap works from the data Google already keeps about your site. An answer, not another chart to read.
Sign in, connect your Google account and pick a site. Nothing to install, no code on your site.
ClickGap goes through your searches and pages and finds where you show up but don't get the click.
You get a short list of fixes, most clicks first, each with the steps to take.
Think of one search your site shows up for. Set how often you appear and where you rank, and see about how many clicks a place in the top 3 could add.
+78more clicks a month at position 3
An estimate from average click-through rates by position (the share of people who click). Your own numbers will differ.
Six places clicks go missing. ClickGap checks each one and turns what it finds into fixes, ranked by the clicks they could bring.
Searches where you rank just off the top, in positions 4 to 20, and a small push pays.
Searches where you show up and get fewer clicks than your position should bring.
Pages whose clicks keep falling, caught while it is still easy to recover.
Two of your own pages fighting for the same search, so neither one wins it.
Which of your pages Google has not picked up, and why.
A message in Slack or Teams when your clicks drop, and a weekly summary if you want one.
That's six. There are 27 reports in all, including where you rank by country and by device, and a forecast.
Connect ClickGap to Claude and ask in your own words. It reads your reports and answers with your numbers.
Search Console is where it starts. ClickGap also reads your other sources of visitors, and checks the site itself.
Connect what you use. Each one is read-only.
Security and accessibility checks of your home page and top pages. Each gives a score out of 100, a grade and the fixes that would raise it.
The short answers. The app explains the rest as you go.
ClickGap asks Google for read-only access, so it can't change anything in Search Console. The access Google grants is stored encrypted, and you can disconnect in the app at any time.
No. Every screen says what the numbers mean and what to do next, in plain words, with the steps.
Google's Search Console data runs about 3 days behind, so the reports end 3 days ago.
From the average click-through rate at each position, which is the share of people who click, applied to how often you show up. They are estimates for ranking fixes, not promises.
No. It reads and advises, and you make the changes. It can't edit your site or anything in Search Console.
Claude, through a connector you add in its settings. Other assistants that support MCP connectors, a common way to plug tools into an assistant, can connect the same way.
Connect Search Console and get your first list of fixes.