Find the pages losing clicks.
Compare page-level Google Search Console data across two date ranges. Extrealm highlights changes worth investigating; it does not claim that a data change proves its cause. Your CSV files are processed in this browser by this prototype.
“Previous period” means the earlier date range; “Current period” means the later one. They do not automatically mean last week and this week. For a fair comparison, use date ranges of the same length that do not overlap (for example, two consecutive 28-day periods).
Previous period
The earlier date range
Current period
The more recent date range
Check that the correct file is selected for each period, then start the analysis. Results will appear below.
Upload the previous-period CSV.Upload the current-period CSV.In Google Search Console, open Performance → Search results → Pages. Select the earlier date range and export the Pages table as CSV; then select the later, equally long date range and export it too. This first version supports the Pages report only (not the Queries report yet).
What do these metrics mean?
How many times someone clicked your site from a Google Search result during the selected period.
How many times a link to your site was shown in Google Search results.
Clicks divided by impressions. It can change for several reasons; this metric alone does not identify the cause.
An aggregated average for your site’s highest result. It is not a fixed ranking for every keyword or search.
Privacy note: This prototype parses CSV files locally in your browser. Do not upload sensitive files to any website unless you understand how that site handles your data.