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Make the milestone checkable
Link each launch post, investor update, or founder story to current figures from a Google-verified property.
SEO RECEIPTS FOR INDIE FOUNDERS
Connect Google Search Console read-only, choose one site, and publish its current clicks on a page anyone can open.
NO CSV UPLOADS · NO EDITABLE TRAFFIC TOTALS · REVOKE GOOGLE ACCESS ANYTIME
Share current Search Console data
A cropped screenshot can show a win, but it cannot show who owns the property, whether the dates are current, or whether the totals were typed in by hand.
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Link each launch post, investor update, or founder story to current figures from a Google-verified property.
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Choose a category and appear beside other verified sites on the public rankings once your page is live.
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Publish headline totals while deciding separately whether top queries and pages belong on the public profile.
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Use the optional private Workbench to compare Search Console data, prioritize one task, and prepare the change.
How setup works
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Grant the read-only Search Console scope and basic profile access for your private owner dashboard.
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Pick the exact verified property you want. Nothing from the property list is published automatically.
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Set the public name, category, description, and query or page visibility you are comfortable sharing.
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Post the public page, download its image, install the badge, or invite another site to a traffic duel.
Where people use it
Link to the current traffic figures beneath the story of how a new page or product started earning search clicks.
Show current Search Console growth to investors, customers, and peers without sending a dashboard screenshot.
Give potential affiliates and co-marketing partners a current public view of organic reach.
Use one clean public baseline to make the next month of SEO progress easier to measure and share.
Privacy and limits
The page shows Search Console data for the published property. Revenue, conversions, product quality, and the cause of a traffic change require other information.
Questions about access and data
No. You can publish the traffic you have today. A small current baseline is useful when you want to show how the site changes over time.
Yes. The private dashboard lists eligible properties available through your Google account, and you choose which property to configure and publish.
Only if you enable public top queries. Top-query and top-page visibility are separate owner controls, so the headline traffic totals can remain public while those details stay private.
No. Search Console remains the place for detailed property work. SEO Receipts adds a public traffic page, sharing tools, rankings, and an optional private workbench.
Connect one Search Console site
Connect the Google account that manages your site, then choose exactly what goes public.