Client SEO reports in minutes, not an afternoon.
SEO Reporter connects to Google Analytics 4 and Search Console once, then builds branded, client-ready reports on demand. It runs on your own machine — so there's no per-client pricing, no seat count, and no client data sitting on somebody else's server.
Google-verified for Analytics and Search Console access
Why it runs on your machine, not in a browser tab.
Reporting tools are priced by the client because they're storing your clients' data. Move the software to the desktop and that whole cost structure disappears.
Unlimited clients
Add the tenth account and the fiftieth at the same cost as the first. Nothing about the pricing punishes you for growing.
Data stays local
Your clients' analytics are cached on your own machine, not uploaded to a third-party platform you'd have to disclose in a contract.
Fast after the first sync
Data is pulled once and stored locally, so building the second report for a client is near-instant rather than another round of API waits.
What's in it
Everything below is in the app today — no roadmap items dressed up as features.
GA4 and Search Console together
Traffic, engagement and conversion data alongside clicks, impressions, position and query performance — in one report instead of two exports.
White-label PDF reports
Your logo, your colours, your contact details. The client sees your agency's report, not a tool's template with your name in the corner.
Insights that trace back to data
Plain-English commentary on what moved and why, generated from the actual numbers in the report. Nothing invented, nothing you have to fact-check.
AI traffic sources
See referrals arriving from ChatGPT, Perplexity and other AI assistants — a channel most reporting tools still fold into "other".
Multi-client switching
Every property you manage in one window, each with its own sync history, date ranges and branding.
Use your own Google project
Agencies running high volume can point the app at their own Google Cloud credentials so API quota sits under their control.
Three steps to the first report
Setup takes about five minutes for the first client and under a minute for every one after it.
Connect Google
Sign in with the Google account that already has access to the client's Analytics and Search Console. Read-only permissions, revocable at any time.
Pick the property
Choose the GA4 property and Search Console site, set the reporting period, and the app pulls and stores the data locally.
Export the report
Review the dashboard, adjust what's included, and export a branded PDF ready to send. Next month, it's one click.
Built to survive a client's security questionnaire
SEO Reporter went through Google's full OAuth verification review for Analytics and Search Console access. Read-only scopes, no resale of data, no hidden processing.
- Read-only access — the app can never change a client's Analytics or Search Console setup
- Reporting data is stored on your machine, not on our servers
- Access can be revoked from your Google account at any time
- Sign out and remove an account from inside the app, deleting its stored data
System requirements
Installs like any other desktop application. No server, no hosting, nothing to maintain.
More software is on the way
SEO Reporter is the first desktop tool we've released publicly. If there's a reporting job you're still doing in a spreadsheet, tell us — it's usually how these start.
