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GSC Tells You What Found You. GA4 Tells You What They Did.

Search Console shows you the clicks and impressions on the search results side. Google Analytics 4 shows you what happens after the click — sessions, conversions, bounce, on-site behavior, what traffic sources convert best. SEObolt connects both via OAuth and shows them side-by-side, so you stop bouncing between two dashboards to answer a single question.

By Jameson · Founder & Lead Developer

The Question Neither Tool Answers Alone

"Which of my top-ranking pages actually drive revenue?" is a question GSC can't answer (it stops at the click) and GA4 can't answer (it doesn't know search queries that didn't get clicks). The answer requires joining them. SEObolt does that join for you.

Metric GSC GA4 SEObolt (Both)
Search impressions
Clicks from search
Average position
Sessions / users
Conversions / events
Traffic source breakdown
Bounce / engagement rate
Demographics / device

Connect Once, Same Google Account You Already Used for GSC

Connecting GA4 reuses the same Google OAuth session that connected your Rank Tracking + GSC properties. Go to Settings, expand Google Analytics 4, click Connect GA4, pick your property from the list. SEObolt remembers the selection per workspace so each user on your team sees their own GA4 properties without re-authing.

  • Real GA4 Data API: not a screenshot or a cached export — live queries against Google's API on every page load
  • Property picker: select which GA4 property to link to each GSC property (1:1 matching)
  • Token refresh: automatic OAuth refresh in the background so you don't get bumped out
  • Per-workspace scoping: agencies with multiple clients see only their authorized GA4 properties per workspace
If the GA4 Data API isn't enabled

"Google Analytics Data API is not enabled in your Google Cloud project. Please enable it at console.cloud.google.com and try again."

If your account lacks GA4 permission

"Permission denied. Your Google account may not have access to this GA4 property."

If the OAuth token expired

"Google token expired. Please reconnect your Google account in Settings."

When Google's API returns an error, we surface the actual cause + the fix — not a generic "failed to fetch" toast that leaves you guessing.

GA4 Analytics on Scale and AgencyBusiness+

GA4 integration is part of the Business tier (Scale + Agency on the SaaS, Business + Agency on the WordPress plugin licensing). Growth plan customers get the GSC-only view; upgrade to Scale to add GA4 alongside. See pricing →

Live
GA4 Data API queries, not cached exports
15s
timeout on every Google API call (no hangs)
1
OAuth flow shared with GSC — no duplicate setup

One Dashboard. Two Data Sources.

Search Console + Google Analytics 4 side-by-side. Real API integration, clear error handling, no more tab-bouncing. Scale and Agency plans.

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