A Customizable Dashboard
Built Around What You Check
A customizable dashboard for your Google Search Console data. Drag cards into the order you want, make them half or full width, hide what you don't need, and save the result as named views for each property.
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Why a Fixed Dashboard
Slows You Down
Every SEO looks at the data in a different order. A one-size-fits-all dashboard makes everyone scroll past what they don't need.
Endless Scrolling
The card you check every morning sits at the bottom of the page, under charts you rarely look at.
One Layout for Every Job
A content review, a technical check and a client call all need different data, but the dashboard is always the same.
Different People, Different Needs
Your content team cares about topic clusters, your manager about branded traffic. One layout can't serve both.
Cluttered Client Views
Sharing a dashboard with a client shows them everything, including cards that only make sense to you.
Noise on Screen
Cards you never use still take up space and pull attention away from the numbers that matter.
Rebuilding the Same View
Without saved views you set up the same mental filter on the same dashboard every single day.
Your Dashboard,
Your Order
Click Edit layout, arrange the cards, and click Done. Your layout is saved to the view and loads the next time you open the property.
Drag to Reorder
In edit mode every card gets a dashed outline. Drag cards up or down to put the most important data first.
Half or Full Width
Switch any card between half width and full width, so two tables can sit side by side or one chart can span the row.
Hide and Restore Cards
Hide cards you don't need. Hidden cards are listed below the dashboard while editing, so you can add them back with one click.
Named Views
Save a layout as a new view with a name of up to 60 characters, such as Client view or Content review, and switch between views from a dropdown.
Default View per Property
Mark one view as the default for a property. SERPView also remembers the last view you used for each property.
Views for Shared Dashboards
When you share a dashboard, choose which saved view the link opens with, so clients see exactly the cards you picked.
Real-World
Use Cases
See how SEO teams and agencies use a customizable dashboard to focus on the right data.
Situation
Clients only care about clicks, top queries and top pages
Result
Save a Client view with just those cards and set it as the view the shared link opens with.
Situation
Editors plan their week around topic clusters and content groups
Result
Move Topic Clusters and Content Groups to the top in a Content review view.
Situation
Leadership wants to see branded versus non-branded traffic
Result
Put Branded Performance and Branded Keywords first in a view for leadership reviews.
Situation
You track a set of priority keywords every day
Result
Show the Tracked Keywords Chart and Tracking Keywords table full width at the top of your default view.
Situation
Traffic splits across many countries and devices
Result
Place Countries and Devices side by side at half width right under the performance chart.
Situation
You open the dashboard first thing every morning
Result
Hide everything except the cards you check daily and make that view the default for the property.
Frequently Asked
Questions
Everything you need to know about the customizable dashboard in SERPView.
The customizable dashboard lets you change the layout of the analytics dashboard for each Search Console property. You can reorder cards, change their width, hide the ones you don't use and save layouts as named views.
Open the view dropdown above the dashboard and choose Edit layout. Drag cards to reorder them, resize or hide them, then click Done to save. Reset brings back the default arrangement and Cancel discards your changes.
There are 12 cards: Performance Chart, Queries, Pages, Topic Clusters, Content Groups, Branded Performance, Branded Keywords, Countries, Devices, Query Counting, Tracked Keywords Chart and Tracking Keywords.
Each card is either half width or full width. Half-width cards sit side by side on larger screens, full-width cards span the whole row.
A saved view is a named layout for one property. Use Save current as new view to create one, then switch between views, rename them or delete them from the same dropdown.
Yes. Choose Set as default on any saved view and it becomes the default for that property. SERPView also remembers which view you last used for each property in your browser.
No. Views are saved per property, so each site can have its own layouts.
When you create a shared link you can choose which saved view it opens with. Viewers of the shared dashboard see that layout and cannot edit or switch views.
Saved views keep your order and settings. Cards added to SERPView later are added to your views automatically, so you can hide them if you don't need them.
Editing the layout and saving views is part of the analytics dashboard and is not a separate add-on. What each card shows still depends on the features your plan includes.
Related Features
Data you can arrange on your dashboard, and a way to share your favorite view.
Shared Dashboard
Share a live link to your dashboard and pick which saved view it opens with.
Branded Keywords
Split branded and non-branded traffic. Both branded cards can be placed anywhere on your dashboard.
Query Counting
See how many queries you rank for in each position tier, available as a full-width dashboard card.
Make the Dashboard
Work Your Way
Arrange your cards, save a view for every job, and share the layout your clients should see.