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Keep your Search Console data for good
Google shows 16 months of search data. Rankrama stores every day by query, page, country and device, so you can compare this year with any period before it.
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What you get
History that keeps growing
The last 16 months are filled in when you connect a property; after that every new day is stored as it arrives.
Compare any two periods
From 7 days to 16 months, each view is compared with the period before it: clicks, impressions, CTR and position.
Find what moved
Rising, falling and new queries and pages are one click away, with search and sorting.
In detail
Every dimension, every day
Queries, pages, countries and devices are stored day by day, so totals and trends stay consistent and fast.
- Up to 5,000 queries and pages per day
- Country and device names in your language
- The latest 4 days refreshed as Google updates them
Ready for your reports
Use the same numbers in client-ready SEO reports with a share link and a PDF download.
- Top queries and pages with change
- Period-over-period totals
- White label on the Agency plan
By the numbers
- 16+
- months of history, and growing
- 4
- dimensions stored every day
- 6 h
- between refreshes of the latest days
How it works
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Connect a property
Sign in with Google or use a service account with access to Search Console.
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History is filled in
Rankrama imports the last 16 months in the background, a few days at a time.
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Explore and compare
Pick a period, compare it with the one before and drill into what changed.
Questions
Search Console Plus
Is this data different from Search Console?
No, it comes from the Search Console API. Rankrama stores it so it does not disappear after 16 months and can be compared freely.
How long does the first import take?
A few hours for most sites. Recent days appear first and older days are added in the background.
Why do query tables add up to less than the totals?
Google hides rare queries for privacy, so the rows of the query table add up to less than the totals shown at the top.
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