Connected to the Sources of Truth, Compatible With Every Website
SEO Metrics pulls reporting data straight from the platforms where it actually lives: Google Search, Google Search Console, Google Analytics, Bing Webmaster Tools, Google Business Profile, and WordPress. Because the data comes from the source, your clients' websites can run on any technology.
Source-Level Integrations Beat Site-Level Scraping
Every meaningful SEO metric already lives somewhere authoritative: impressions and queries in Google Search Console, sessions and engagement in Google Analytics, Bing visibility in Bing Webmaster Tools, and local presence in Google Business Profile. SEO Metrics integrates with those sources directly, which makes every automated report accurate by construction and keeps the platform independent of how any client website happens to be built.
Compatible With Any Framework or Site Builder
Because reporting data comes from the sources rather than the site, SEO Metrics works with websites built on WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Squarespace, Webflow, Framer, GoHighLevel, Astro, Next.js, React, Vue, Nuxt, Angular, Gatsby, Laravel, Drupal, Joomla, Magento, BigCommerce, and fully custom HTML. If a site can appear in a search engine, SEO Metrics can report on it.
Seven Integrations and Growing
The integration set covers the platforms that matter for agency reporting today, including a dedicated WordPress plugin that adds on-site behavior tracking, and it keeps expanding. New sources join the same one-click reports automatically as they ship.
The Integrations Behind Every Report
Google Search Console
Queries, clicks, impressions, and average positions flow straight from Google's own search data.
Google Analytics
Sessions, engagement, and conversion context connect organic visibility to real user outcomes.
Bing Webmaster Tools
Bing visibility joins the report, covering the search audience most tools ignore.
Google Business Profile
Local views, actions, and profile performance report the map-pack side of search.
WordPress Plugin
Direct site connection adds user behavior tracking and extra SEO data layers on WordPress clients.
Google Search Surface
Search presence monitoring rounds out visibility across classic and evolving result types.
What Direct Integrations Change for Agencies
Reporting quality is downstream of data quality. Direct integrations remove the exports, the copy-paste, and the version confusion that produce inconsistent client numbers, and they let one platform serve a roster of clients whose websites share nothing but a search presence.
- One reporting platform for clients on any website stack
- Numbers that always match the source platforms
- No exports, imports, or manual data entry anywhere
- Local, organic, and Bing visibility in one report
- New integrations join existing reports automatically
- Onboarding connects every source in one guided flow
| Aspect | Tool-by-tool reporting | SEO Metrics source integrations |
|---|---|---|
| Data collection | Exports from four or five dashboards | Automatic pulls from connected sources |
| Website compatibility | Depends on plugins per platform | Any stack, because sources are universal |
| Number consistency | Varies by export date and tool | Matches the sources by construction |
| Local SEO | Often reported separately | Google Business Profile built in |
| Maintenance | Reconnect and re-export monthly | Connect once during onboarding |
Integrations Feed Everything Else
The same source connections power the whole platform: one-click SEO reports, answer engine tracking, the GEO management system, and the metrics behind task prioritization. Connect a client once during onboarding and every capability lights up together.
Set Up Once, During Onboarding
Source connections happen inside the guided onboarding flow, typically in a single sitting with the client. From then on, data stays synced, reports stay scheduled, and the integration layer disappears into the background where infrastructure belongs.
Integration Questions, Answered
SEO Metrics connects directly to Google Search, Google Search Console, Google Analytics, Bing Webmaster Tools, Google Business Profile, and WordPress through a dedicated plugin. The integration set continues to grow, and new sources feed the same automated reports.
Yes. Because reporting data comes from source platforms like Google Search Console rather than the website itself, SEO Metrics works with sites on Wix, Shopify, Squarespace, Webflow, Framer, Next.js, and any other framework or builder.
Connections are made through a guided onboarding flow designed to be completed in one sitting. Your team authorizes each source once per client, and syncing runs automatically afterward.
Yes. Google Business Profile performance joins the same report as organic search and analytics data, giving local clients one document covering their full presence.
They join the platform for connected accounts and flow into the same one-click, white label reports, so your reporting expands without changing your workflow.
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