About this plugin
Opportunity Hunter – Search Insights connects one WordPress site to Google Search Console through the WPGator OAuth relay. It imports finalized Web Search data into your local WordPress database and provides focused reports without adding front-end tracking scripts, analytics cookies, or page-speed overhead.
Reports compare the current and previous 28-day periods, with 90-day context. They include:
- Explainable Defend, Recover, Grow, and Review performance signals.
- Query and landing-page reports with bidirectional drill-downs.
- Impression, click, and position filters, plus optional query lenses.
- On-demand exact Search Term Mentions checks for local WordPress pages.
- Complete, nonce-protected CSV exports.
- Optional daily or weekly local dataset synchronization through WordPress Cron, disabled by default.
- Token-protected, read-only MCP access for compatible agent harnesses.
Search data is stored on your WordPress site. WPGator’s OAuth relay handles Google authorization and token exchange but does not retain your Search Console report data.
External services
Opportunity Hunter – Search Insights uses two external services only when an administrator explicitly connects Google Search Console, checks the connection, synchronizes report data, or enables automatic synchronization.
Google Search Console API
The plugin sends the selected Search Console property, report date range, report dimensions, search type, aggregation type, and pagination offset directly from your WordPress site to Google’s Search Console API. Google returns query and landing-page performance data including clicks, impressions, click-through rate, and average position. Those report rows are stored in this site’s WordPress database and do not pass through WPGator.
Google terms and privacy information:
- Google API Terms: https://developers.google.com/terms
- Google API Services User Data Policy: https://developers.google.com/terms/api-services-user-data-policy
- Google Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
WPGator OAuth relay
The WPGator authorization service handles Google sign-in, authorization-code exchange, and access-token refresh because a distributed WordPress plugin cannot safely contain a Google OAuth client secret. During connection it receives a one-time hashed claim, and during token refresh it receives the Google refresh token required to obtain a new short-lived access token. It does not receive, proxy, retain, or inspect Search Console report rows.
WPGator service information, terms, and privacy:
- Opportunity Hunter – Search Insights: https://wpgator.tech/wpgator-search-insights/
- Terms of Service: https://wpgator.tech/terms-of-service/
- Privacy Policy: https://wpgator.tech/privacy-policy/