Site Page

Site Page

Click any site on the dashboard to open its page. The tabs along the top are kept in the URL (?tab=…), so you can link straight to one.

Tab	What it's for	Needs
Dashboard	Clicks, impressions, CTR, position over time; top queries, pages, countries, devices; new rankings. Engine switcher G / Bing / Я for live Bing and Yandex views	GSC (Bing/Yandex optional)
Positions	Rank Tracker: tracked keywords, local pack, history	SERP provider
Visibility	AI Visibility: AI answers, LLM Mentions, share of voice, brand mentions, Yandex AI	AI keys / DataForSEO (mentions are free)
GA4	Sessions, engagement, key events, revenue	GA4 setup
Indexing	Indexing: sitemap inventory, URL Inspection, automatic index checks, IndexNow, Bing/Yandex actions, site: estimates	GSC (accelerators optional)
Backlinks	Backlinks: your link inventory, referring-domain profile, toxicity, disavow	Metrics provider or CSV import
Annotations	Notes on the traffic timeline ("migrated to new theme", "bought links") with before/after numbers	—
Optimize	Content Decay map, Keyword Cannibalization, Striking Distance, CTR Benchmark for this site	GSC
Health	SSL, Safe Browsing, VirusTotal, Core Web Vitals, uptime history	Health keys
Audit	Site Audit: built-in crawler, health score, issue table, history, Markdown export	—
UX / Clarity	Microsoft Clarity behaviour data	Clarity token
Settings	Site context, branded keywords, content groups, public link (see below)	—

Dashboard tab

• The same period and comparison controls as the main dashboard.
• Engine switcher (G | Bing | Я next to the chart toolbar): a full live view per engine. Bing shows clicks, impressions, CTR, weighted average position, top queries, top pages, pages in index and crawl errors. Yandex shows SQI (ИКС), pages in search / excluded, clicks and impressions, top queries and Yandex's own site diagnostics. Positions for Bing/Yandex are marked ≈: neither engine exposes a daily sitewide position, so OpenGSC computes an impression-weighted average of the top queries.
• Annotations and Magic-links purchases appear as markers on the traffic chart.

Annotations

Add a dated note to the site's timeline. Each annotation shows before/after figures from your own Search Console data, so "did that change help?" gets a numeric answer. Link purchases from Magic links show up here automatically as purple markers.

Settings tab

Section	What it does
Site context	The site's "project memory" for AI tools and MCP agents: business, goal, positioning, competitors, key pages, research log. Agents read it with get_site_context and update it with update_site_context
Branded keywords	Brand terms, used to split branded from non-branded traffic
Content groups / Topic clusters	Group URLs (by pattern or with AI clustering) and see aggregate performance per group
Public link	Generates a tokenized read-only URL (/share/…) of this one site's analytics for a client. Regenerate or revoke at any time. Guests see nothing else.
Import metrics	Upload an Ahrefs/Semrush export for this site (e.g. referring domains)

Removing a site

Sites come from Search Console.

• A property removed or unverified in Search Console is archived automatically on the next sync. It leaves the dashboard, but its collected metrics, audits and keywords stay. If it comes back in Search Console, it's un-archived.
• To get a live site out of the way, hide it on the dashboard.
• Deleting a site (owner only) removes it together with all its metrics, audits, keywords, backlinks and snapshots. This can't be undone. If the property is still in a connected Google account, the next sync adds it back as a fresh site, so hide it instead if you only want it gone from view.