Google Search Console
Founded 2006 (as Google Webmaster Tools, renamed Search Console in 2015)
Google's free tool for monitoring, maintaining, and troubleshooting a site's presence in Google Search results.
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Google Search Console is a free service from Google that lets site owners check indexing status, search performance (impressions, clicks, average position), and troubleshoot issues affecting how a site appears in Google Search. It launched in 2006 as Google Webmaster Tools and was renamed Search Console in 2015. Industry surveys report roughly 70% of companies use Search Console alongside other search-analysis tools, and Google holds an estimated 89–90% of global search traffic — making Search Console data the single most complete public view of organic visibility for most sites.
AmICited connects directly to Google Search Console data (on the “All plans” tier), so organic search impressions and clicks sit next to AI-answer visibility for the same domain.
Facts on this page reflect Google's own public documentation for Search Console and industry adoption reporting (Notta, MyCodelessWebsite), last checked September 2026. Report a correction: support@flowhunt.io.