SEO Gets

SEO Gets는 Claude 또는 ChatGPT를 Google Search Console 및 GA4 데이터에 연결합니다. 읽기 전용 커넥터와 달리, 데이터가 모델에 전달되기 전에 필터링하고 LLM이 주석, 콘텐츠 그룹, 주제 클러스터를 다시 기록할 수 있게 하므로 분석과 문서화가 한 번의 대화에서 이루어집니다.

seogets.com에서 보기

호스팅형 MCP 서버

npx add-mcp 'https://app.seogets.com/mcp'

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문서

[Install SEO Gets MCP] Connect SEO Gets to Claude or ChatGPT and chat with your SEO data on the web, desktop, or mobile. SEO Gets is now listed in both connector directories, so most people can connect in one click: no config files or Node.js required.

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[!WARNING] MCP requires a paid plan. As of July 2026, MCP access is limited to Core and Pro plans. If you're on the Free plan, you'll see a message asking you to subscribe before the MCP tools will run. Compare plan options or upgrade from Billing settings.

Option 1: Connect from the connectors directory

SEO Gets is listed in the Claude and ChatGPT connector directories. Open the listing, click Connect, and follow the consent flow. No MCP key is needed.

Claude

  1. Open SEO Gets in Claude Connectors.
  2. Click Connect and follow the consent flow to authorize the connector.

SEO Gets MCP should now be available in claude.ai, Claude Desktop, and Claude Mobile.

ChatGPT

  1. Open SEO Gets in ChatGPT Apps.
  2. Click Connect and follow the consent flow to authorize the connector.

SEO Gets MCP should now be available in ChatGPT.

Option 2: Add a custom connector

Add SEO Gets manually with OAuth by using our MCP URL, https://app.seogets.com/mcp. Add this URL in your MCP client: OAuth sign-in and consent happen automatically, so no MCP keys are needed.

Setup steps (admin)

Admin users can set up the SEO Gets MCP connector in Claude's settings. Once created, team members can connect to it through Claude's browse feature.

  1. Open Claude Custom Connector settings.
  2. Use SEO Gets as the name and https://app.seogets.com/mcp as the server URL.
  3. Save and follow the consent flow to authorize the connector.

SEO Gets MCP should now be available in claude.ai, Claude Desktop, and Claude Mobile.

[!INFO] Once the Custom Connector has been created, team members can find it by selecting Browse in Claude's Custom Connector settings, then connect to it.

Setup steps (ChatGPT)

  1. Open the ChatGPT Apps settings and turn on Developer Mode.
  2. Click Create App.
  3. Use SEO Gets as the name and https://app.seogets.com/mcp as the server URL.
  4. Save and follow the consent flow to authorize the connector.

SEO Gets MCP should now be available in ChatGPT.

Other MCP clients

Use https://app.seogets.com/mcp as the server endpoint in your client. If your client supports OAuth discovery, authorization and consent are handled automatically.

Connect to an existing SEO Gets connector

If your team admin already created the SEO Gets connector, you don't need to set it up again. Instead, you connect to it through Claude's Browse feature.

  1. Open Claude Custom Connector settings.
  2. Select Browse to find connectors shared with your team.
  3. Find SEO Gets in the list and connect to it.
  4. Complete the consent flow if prompted.

Once connected, SEO Gets appears in your available connectors alongside any others your team uses.

Verify your connection

After setup, ask Claude a specific question about your SEO Gets data. For best results, include your exact property name:

"Using my SEO Gets data, show me top pages for example.com last month."

If Claude doesn't automatically use SEO Gets, go to Settings → Customize in Claude, find SEO Gets under the connector list, and set each tool to Always Allow. You still need to reference SEO Gets explicitly in your prompts.

Troubleshooting

The connector doesn't appear in Claude

If SEO Gets isn't showing up after setup:

  • Check your plan. MCP is only available on Core and Pro plans. Free plan users will see a subscription prompt instead of the connector.
  • Complete the consent flow. Make sure you finished all authorization steps after saving the connector.
  • Check your network. If you're behind a corporate firewall or VPN, the connection may be blocked. Try from a different network to rule this out.
Claude shows the connector but doesn't use SEO Gets

If SEO Gets is listed but Claude still doesn't query your data:

  1. Be specific in your prompt. Claude won't automatically route every question through SEO Gets. Try: "Using my SEO Gets data, show me top pages for example.com last month" or "What are my striking distance keywords according to SEO Gets?"
  2. Set permissions to Always Allow. Go to Settings → Customize, find SEO Gets, and set each tool to Always Allow. This removes approval prompts, but you still need to reference SEO Gets in your prompt.
I see a message saying I need a subscription

MCP access requires a paid plan. If you're on the Free plan, you'll see a subscription message when the MCP tools try to run. Upgrade to a Core or Pro plan to restore access. You can change your plan from Billing settings.

Remove an old SEO Gets connector before reinstalling

Claude doesn't let you edit a connector directly — you remove the old one and add it again with updated details. That's why an old local or remote SEO Gets entry can block a fresh install.

  • Remote connector: In Claude, go to Customize → Connectors, find SEO Gets, and choose Remove from the three-dot menu. Team owners remove organization-level connectors from Organization settings → Connectors.
  • Old manual local setup: If you configured SEO Gets through the manual Claude Desktop method, the connection lives in claude_desktop_config.json under mcpServers. Delete the SEOGets block, save the file, and quit and restart Claude Desktop completely for the change to take effect.

Then add the connector again with the name SEO Gets and server URL https://app.seogets.com/mcp, and complete the consent flow.

I can't add the Custom Connector because I'm not the team owner

In Claude Team and Enterprise organizations, only the Owner or Primary Owner can add a custom connector. If adding SEO Gets fails for you, have your team owner install it.

  1. Ask the owner to open Organization settings → Connectors, click Add → Custom → Web, and enter SEO Gets with server URL https://app.seogets.com/mcp.
  2. Once it's added, connect to it yourself from Customize → Connectors using Browse, as described in the Connect to an existing SEO Gets connector section above.

Each team member authorizes the connector individually through the consent flow.

The consent step fails or I see an error

The consent step signs you into SEO Gets and asks you to approve access, and it only approves the connector you just added.

  • Sign in to SEO Gets first. The consent step redirects to SEO Gets sign-in before showing the approval screen, so sign in and let the flow continue.
  • Approve only fresh prompts. If you see a consent prompt at any other time than right after adding the connector, don't approve it — remove and re-add the connector instead.
  • Retry after an error. If you see "Something went wrong. Please try again.", open the Custom Connector settings again and repeat the save and consent steps.
My connection worked before but stopped

When a working connector stops, check the plan, the property, the connector's conversation status, and the network — in that order.

  1. Check your plan. The MCP server refuses requests when your SEO Gets team is on the Free plan. If your subscription lapsed, renew it and try again.
  2. Check the property. Ask with your exact property name, like "show me top pages for example.com last month". If Claude says you don't have read access or no property matches, check your Google connection and property permissions in Why can't I see my GSC data even with permissions granted?
  3. Re-enable the connector for the conversation. Claude activates connectors per conversation. Open the + menu, choose Connectors, and make sure SEO Gets is enabled with its tools set to Always Allow.
  4. Check the network. The connector runs from Anthropic's cloud and must reach https://app.seogets.com/mcp. A corporate firewall or VPN can break a working connection, so try from a different network.

If Claude itself shows a connector error, the issue is on Claude's side: remove SEO Gets in Customize → Connectors and add it again with the same name and URL, then complete the consent flow.

I still see the old portfolio action

The old combined portfolio action (manage_portfolio_sites) was replaced by separate add and remove actions. Refresh the available SEO Gets tools in your assistant; until you refresh, calling the old action returns an unknown-tool error. Removing a site from a portfolio does not delete the site or its data. For details, see Add or remove portfolio sites with MCP.

Option 3: Local server

Only use this option if your client doesn't support a web MCP server. This sets up SEO Gets MCP locally for Claude Desktop, and Node.js is required to run the MCP server. In the MCP menu, this is labeled as "Option 3 - Local Server." You will need to click Show Instructions to reveal the MCP Key generator.

Manual setup steps and troubleshooting

Step 1: Create an MCP key

  1. Login to SEO Gets
  2. Navigate to Settings → MCP and select Option 3 - Local Server
  3. Click Show Instructions to reveal the MCP key generator
  4. Name your MCP Key and click Create Key
  5. Once your key is generated, click Copy and paste it somewhere safe as it won't be shown again.

The setup commands below update automatically with your key.

Step 2: Install Node.js

Download and install Node.js from nodejs.org. After installing, restart your computer (especially important on Windows) so that Node.js is properly added to your system PATH. Then open a new terminal/command prompt and run npx --version to confirm it's ready.

[!TIP] Windows tip: If you see "npx" is not recognized as an internal or external command after installation, Node.js wasn't added to your PATH. Reinstall Node.js and make sure "Add to PATH" is checked during installation, then restart your computer again.

Step 3: Configure Claude Desktop

The fastest way is the setup script. The MCP settings page shows a tab for macOS / Linux, Windows, or Manual, with your key already filled in.

macOS / Linux: Open the Terminal app (press ⌘ Space and type Terminal), then paste and run:

curl -sSL https://app.seogets.com/install-mcp.sh | bash -s -- REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_KEY

Windows: Open PowerShell, then paste and run:

& ([scriptblock]::Create((irm 'https://app.seogets.com/install-mcp.ps1'))) REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_KEY

Manual: If you'd rather edit the config file by hand, the Manual tab shows the exact JSON for your key, along with the macOS and Windows config file paths. If a mcpServers block already exists, update only the SEOGets entry.

Step 4: Restart Claude Desktop

Completely quit and restart Claude Desktop for the new configuration to take effect.

  1. Right-click Claude in your dock/taskbar and select Quit
  2. Reopen Claude Desktop

Step 5: Verify

Go to Settings → Customize to see if SEOGets is listed as a connector under Desktop. Then try asking: "What are the top 3 countries on mysite.com?"

Manual setup troubleshooting

My MCP server isn't connecting
  • Verify that your JSON syntax is valid. Common errors include missing or extra commas, unquoted values, or incorrect brackets.
  • Ensure all file paths are absolute paths (e.g., /Users/yourname/... or C:\Users\yourname\...)
  • Try running the command directly in your terminal to see if it produces errors
  • Make sure you've fully quit and restarted Claude Desktop after any configuration changes
  • Rerun the setup script for your platform from the MCP settings page, with your current key filled in
The connector doesn't appear in Claude Desktop

If SEOGets doesn't show up in Claude Desktop's list of available connectors after configuration:

  • Check the JSON syntax. A single syntax error will prevent the entire configuration file from loading. Use a JSON validator to check your file.
  • Verify the file location. Make sure claude_desktop_config.json is in the correct directory (see paths above).
  • Check for multiple config files. If you have multiple Claude installations, you may be editing the wrong config file.
  • Restart completely. Make sure Claude Desktop is fully quit (not just closed) before reopening.
Server disconnected or timeout errors

If the MCP server connects but then disconnects or times out:

  • Check if your SEO Gets MCP key is still valid
  • Verify your internet connection is stable
  • Try restarting Claude Desktop
  • If problems persist, reach out to our support team with your MCP logs
Where can I find MCP logs?
  • macOS: ~/Library/Logs/Claude/
  • Windows: Claude's logs folder under your AppData directory

Look for mcp.log for general connection logs and mcp-server-SERVERNAME.log for server-specific errors.

I see a Windows-style AppData path in an error on macOS

If an error message shows the Windows AppData folder variable on macOS or Linux, you used the Windows path in a non-Windows environment.

That variable only exists on Windows. On macOS, use ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/ instead.

Windows: Paths with spaces aren't working

If your Windows username contains spaces (like C:\Users\John Smith\...), paths in the config may fail.

Wrap paths in escaped quotes within the JSON, or move your configuration to a path without spaces.

Windows: "npx" command not found

If Windows can't find the npx command:

  1. Verify Node.js is installed by running node --version
  2. If Node.js isn't found, reinstall it from nodejs.org, making sure "Add to PATH" is checked
  3. Restart your computer after installation
  4. Run the where command in Command Prompt to locate the executable
  5. If still not found, add Node.js to your PATH manually (usually C:\Program Files\nodejs\)