Pages
Search Console, GA4 and citation data in one table, with the filters that show which pages are slipping.
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The unified pages table
One row per page, merging what Search Console knows (Impressions · Clicks · Position · CTR), what the citation data knows (Citations · Citation rate · Cited by · Prompts) and, when GA4 is connected, Sessions · Conversions · Top source.
Citation rate — citations per impression — is the metric worth watching: it says how often a page that gets seen also gets quoted.
Ranges, filters and smart filters
Switch the table between Page and Folder, choose a range (7 days, 28 days, 3 months, all time or custom), and filter by engine chips.
The four smart filters are the fastest way in: Losing clicks, Losing AI citations, Almost page 1 and Stale content, each with a count.
Page detail
Opening a page gives you its citation rate, unique prompts and citation count over 28, 90 or 365 days; charts for citation rate and clicks; the engines citing it with a best rank; the prompts it was cited for; and its top Search Console queries.
The drawer is Search Console and citation data only — GA4 figures stay in the table columns.
Getting all your pages in
Pages arrive from Search Console automatically, but only ones that earned impressions. Upload Sitemap fills the gap: give it a sitemap URL or paste a list of URLs, and the rest of the site appears with a source badge.
Setup and backfills
A dismissible checklist tracks connecting GSC, uploading a sitemap, backfilling GSC, connecting GA4 and backfilling GA4. Where history is shorter than the range you picked, change figures read "Δ unavailable" with a link to backfill sixteen months.