Google Analytics and Search Console integration

Zero Access Page Checker

Zero Access Page Checker is a web application that compares Google Analytics 4 (GA4) and Google Search Console (GSC) data by URL to help you identify pages with no recorded traffic. It processes up to 1,000 URLs and reports GA4 page views, GSC impressions and clicks, and indexing status.

This is a public information page explaining the app's purpose, features, and use of Google APIs. You can read it without signing in or connecting a Google account.

Key features

  • Discover up to 1,000 target URLs from a homepage or XML sitemap
  • Paste URLs directly with manual entry
  • Select a one-, three-, or six-month reporting period
  • Compare GA4 page views, GSC impressions and clicks, and indexing status for each URL
  • Show up to 30 URLs with zero GA4 page views on screen
  • Export results for every URL to CSV or Google Sheets

How to use the app

  1. Connect a Google account that can access the relevant GA4 and GSC properties.
  2. Select the GA4 and GSC properties, reporting period, and target URLs.
  3. Run the data retrieval and review URLs with zero GA4 page views on screen.
  4. Export the full result set to CSV or Google Sheets when needed.

No sign-in is required to read this information page, and SeoTools does not require its own account registration. In the tool itself, Google authorization is used only to read the GA4 and GSC properties you select and, if requested, create a spreadsheet.

How Google APIs are used

  • Google Analytics read access: select GA4 properties and retrieve page views by URL
  • Search Console read access: select properties and retrieve impressions, clicks, and indexing status by URL
  • Google Drive file access: create a new spreadsheet and write results only when the user requests it

Google data handling

OAuth access tokens and GA4 or GSC results are processed only in your browser tab and are not sent to or stored on SeoTools servers. If you choose Google Sheets export, the app writes results only to the new spreadsheet it creates. It does not access all existing files in your Google Drive.