SEO Cockpit

SEO Cockpit connects ChatGPT to the Google Search Console and Google Analytics 4 data that your organization has already imported into SEO Cockpit. All access is read-only.

What you can ask:

• Which sites can I access, and how fresh is their data?
• Site performance: clicks, impressions, CTR and average position for a date range, compared with the previous period or year, split by device and brand vs. non-brand.
• Top queries and top pages, with filters and comparison deltas.
• Ranking winners and losers, new and lost queries.
• CTR opportunities: queries that rank on page one but get few or no clicks, measured against the site's own CTR curve.
• Which URL ranks for a query, and whether several URLs of the same site compete for it (cannibalization).
• Topic clusters, content groups, search appearance (rich results) and daily time series.
• Indexing: stored URL Inspection results and sitemap status.
• GA4: sessions, channels, organic landing pages, key events, referrals from AI assistants, and a GSC × GA4 landing page view.
• Stored alerts and the current weekly report.

How it works: an owner or admin of an SEO Cockpit organization signs in, chooses exactly one organization and approves read-only access. ChatGPT can then call 24 read-only tools for that organization. Access can be removed at any time under "Connected apps" in SEO Cockpit.

Limitations: the plugin only reads data that SEO Cockpit has already imported from the connected Google accounts; it never calls Google live and cannot change anything (no imports, no inspections, no settings). Search Console reports data with a delay of about two to three days, and the newest days can still change; every answer states the date range and data freshness it is based on. GA4 sessions and Search Console clicks measure different things and are not reconciled.