From scrappy startups to enterprise SEO teams. Here's what they're doing with it.
Some of the teams using Console Viewer
Vectora's SEO team was spending 3 hours every Monday building reports from GSC exports — and missing real opportunities buried in the data.
Console Viewer's anomaly detection caught a tracking regression on day 3. The striking-distance report surfaced 47 quick wins.
Reporting time dropped to 10 minutes. Non-brand clicks grew 184% in two quarters. The team shipped 23 content updates from CV's briefs.
With 40K+ product pages, Northwind couldn't tell which queries were cannibalizing each other or where the real ranking gaps were.
CV's clustering grouped queries by intent automatically. Cannibalization alerts identified 312 conflicting pages.
Consolidating cannibalized pages and shipping AI briefs for striking-distance keywords drove $1.2M incremental revenue in Q3.
Pixelforge manages 28 client sites. Their team built a fragile Sheets pipeline that broke every time GSC changed something.
CV replaced the entire pipeline. White-label reports go straight to clients. Slack alerts catch issues before clients notice.
12 hours per week reclaimed. Two new client retainers signed on the strength of CV-powered monthly reports.
We've tried every GSC tool out there. Console Viewer is the first one that feels like it was built by people who actually do SEO. The insights aren't recycled chart-junk — they're things I'd genuinely want to act on.
The clustering alone replaced a six-figure internal project. Our content team now ships briefs grounded in actual GSC performance instead of guesses.
