Page Lens for Google Search Console
The missing Search Console sidebar for single pages
Page Lens for Google Search Console launched on June 10, 2026 with 17 votes, #930 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
Page Lens is a Chrome extension that lets you view Google Search Console data directly on the page you're viewing. See clicks, impressions, rankings, top queries, and indexing status without opening Search Console or switching tabs.
See page-level Search Console data without opening reports. Instantly access clicks, impressions, rankings, queries, and indexing status while browsing your site.
Why leave your web page just to see how it's performing? Install Page Lens and view Google Search Console metrics, rankings, queries, and indexing information directly alongside your content. Google Search Console is the source of truth for how a URL performs in Google Search — clicks, impressions, average position, CTR, and the queries that drive traffic. For publishers and SEOs, the friction is not missing data; it is how long it takes to get page-specific numbers while you are already on the live URL. The usual workflow: copy the address bar, open Search Console, choose the right property, set a date range, paste the URL into a filter, wait for the report, then jump back to your CMS or…from getpagelens.com
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