Hey HN, I’m Edward, an indie maker and SEO specialist. I built Searcherries – a tool that pulls raw data from Google Search Console (via API) to help you find pages and queries with a lot of impressions… but not many clicks. Here’s the link:
https://searcherries.comThis started as a side tool for myself. I manage sites with hundreds of pages and wanted a faster way to spot content that’s almost working — those pages sitting on page 1 or 2, getting tons of views, but just not converting into clicks. But with a 1,000-row limit and no real tooling around it, it’s painful. So I built Searcherries.
You’ll get:
- Low-click pages and queries detection
- Keyword performance by click trends (not just rank)
- Comparison reports
- Monthly SEO summaries
It works best if your site has lots of pages, but it’s still useful even for smaller sites. One caveat: the site needs to be verified in your GSC account.
I’d love for folks here to try it out. The Standard and Advanced plans are fully unlocked and free for the first 14 days — no feature limits.
Also: I’ve got a ton of features on the roadmap (and would love to hear your ideas!).
Appreciate any feedback — ideas, critiques, bugs, all welcome!
This started as a side tool for myself. I manage sites with hundreds of pages and wanted a faster way to spot content that’s almost working — those pages sitting on page 1 or 2, getting tons of views, but just not converting into clicks. But with a 1,000-row limit and no real tooling around it, it’s painful. So I built Searcherries.
You’ll get:
- Low-click pages and queries detection
- Keyword performance by click trends (not just rank)
- Comparison reports
- Monthly SEO summaries
It works best if your site has lots of pages, but it’s still useful even for smaller sites. One caveat: the site needs to be verified in your GSC account.
I’d love for folks here to try it out. The Standard and Advanced plans are fully unlocked and free for the first 14 days — no feature limits.
Also: I’ve got a ton of features on the roadmap (and would love to hear your ideas!).
Appreciate any feedback — ideas, critiques, bugs, all welcome!