Google Search Console only keeps 16 months of search performance history and caps exports at 1,000 rows — Revuin's Search Insights tool connects your own Search Console account with one click and warehouses every page's clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position permanently, so you never lose history again. Compare any two time periods instantly, for free, straight from your own warehoused data — no live API call, no credit cost.
Connect Google Search Console
One click from Settings → Integrations — grants read-only access to your own property.
Wait for the initial sync
Revuin pulls your full available history (up to 16 months) in the background after connecting.
Pick two periods to compare
Choose any two date ranges — this month vs. last month, or before/after a site change.
Review the per-page deltas
See exactly which pages gained or lost clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position.
That's a hard limit built into Search Console itself, with no way to extend it from Google's side — the only way to keep older history is to warehouse it elsewhere before Google discards it, which is exactly what this tool automates.
No — the connection uses a read-only OAuth scope tied to your own account, and the warehoused data is private to your Revuin account.
No — once connected, all comparisons and history reads are free and instant, since they're served from your own already-warehoused data rather than a live, metered API call.
Revuin connects to your first verified property automatically; you can point it at a different property afterward from the Advanced service-account section in Settings → Integrations.
Google's free tool for monitoring how a site performs in Google Search — impressions, clicks, average position, and indexing status by query and page.
Up to 16 months at any given time — older data is permanently discarded unless it was exported or warehoused elsewhere beforehand.
It varies heavily by position and query intent, but low-single-digit CTR at position 1 is a common sign something (usually the title or meta description) needs attention.