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Localense

Native integration

Bring first-party search performance into the decision loop.

Connect a verified property with read-only access and analyze the queries and pages behind local discovery.

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Google Search Console

Google OAuth · user controlled

1Sign in with your Google account
2Choose an authorized property
3Disconnect whenever you need

Normal users authorize Localense. They do not create or configure their own Google Cloud project.

How access works

One Localense connection, controlled by each user.

Localense uses Google OAuth so each user signs in with their own Google account, chooses an authorized property, and can disconnect access from the product.

What it unlocks

Use Google Search Console in the full local search context.

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Read-only authorization

The connection requests the narrow scope needed to analyze Search Console data.

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User-selected properties

Each user chooses from the properties their Google account is already allowed to access.

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Query and page analysis

Use clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position with their source and date range visible.

Three-step connection

Familiar to the user. Secure by default.

The exact resources available always come from the permissions on the Google account that signs in.

  1. 01

    Sign in

    Authorize Localense through Google's OAuth consent flow.

  2. 02

    Select

    Choose the Search Console property for the current Localense project.

  3. 03

    Sync

    Import performance on demand or through an approved schedule.

Start with your own data

See what is holding back local visibility, and what to do next.

Connect read-only Google data, run the first audit, and build an evidence-backed action plan. No charge for the first 14 days.