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Give Claude Code a website team of connectors: Search Console, DataForSEO, Screaming Frog and PostHog

A founder connects five MCP servers to Claude Code, each acting as an SEO analyst, market researcher, technical auditor or product analyst, with the prompts he uses, including a weekly rage-click report.

Evidence: The author reports this. We have not checked it beyond reading the source.

The business problem

A small site owner needs keyword research, technical audits and product analytics without paying for several expensive tools.

What was tried

Search Console (through a community connector and service account) answers query and page questions, DataForSEO handles keyword and competitor research, Screaming Frog crawls the site after releases, PostHog covers traffic and behaviour, and a design-example tool compares competitor pages. Example prompts filter queries, find pages at positions 4 to 10 with low click rates, diagnose traffic drops, and email a Monday list of the five pages with the worst rage and dead clicks with session replay links.

What was reported (mixed)

The author reports one page at position 6 with a 0.40% click rate reaching position 2 after a title rewrite, and a client traffic drop lining up with outside events. No traffic or revenue figures are given for his own site.

Limitations

Results are single anecdotes with no time period or before and after data, and it is not stated how the weekly report is scheduled. Search Console hides rare queries, and a reader pointed out that using it to infer AI search questions is only a proxy. The author created one of the connectors he recommends. Stated costs are under 5 euros a month for DataForSEO and a 245 euro a year licence for the Screaming Frog connector.

What you need

Claude Code, a Google service account for Search Console, a DataForSEO account, a Screaming Frog licence above the free 500-URL limit, and PostHog (free up to 1 million events a month).

Sources

Source published: October 7, 2026. Last reviewed here: October 11, 2026. Spot a mistake? Tell us.

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