In simple English
OpenGSC is a private dashboard that collects all your Google Search Console data in one place on your own server. It helps you track keyword rankings, find content decay, and run AI-powered SEO tools without paying a monthly software subscription. You keep 100 percent of your data because nothing leaves your server. The only ongoing cost is a small cloud server, usually about five dollars a month, plus any optional AI API keys you choose to use.
What it is
A self-hosted Next.js (a React web framework for building fast applications) application backed by SQLite (a lightweight, file-based database) that connects to Google Search Console and optional third-party SEO APIs.
What it is good for
Solo builders and SEO consultants who want to manage multiple website portfolios and run AI content audits without paying subscription fees to commercial analytics platforms.
- No recurring SaaS subscription fees for your SEO dashboard.
- Includes a 104-tool MCP server so AI coding assistants can query your SEO data directly.
- Full data ownership on your own server with SQLite storage.
- Requires technical setup on a Linux server and a domain name with SSL.
- You must supply your own API keys for advanced keyword metrics and AI features.
- Manual updates are required via the command line.
Commercial SEO SaaS subscriptions and paid Google Search Console reporting tools.
A Next.js compatible hosting environment or a standard Ubuntu VPS with Docker and Nginx.
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curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fenjo26/opengsc/main/install.sh | sudo bash