"Google Search Console" matching MCP servers:

Transforms raw Google Search Console signals into actionable marketing insights, such as detecting cannibalization, segmenting search intent, and identifying citation opportunities, for any MCP-compliant AI agent.

Provides hosted, read-only Google Maps tools for MCP clients, enabling place search, full place details, reviews, photos, posts, and contributor history without a Google Cloud project or billing.

Enables MCP clients to perform live Google searches and retrieve structured SERP data including organic results, AI Overviews, People Also Ask, AI Mode answers, news, shopping, and short-video results via eight read-only tools.

Enables AI assistants to search and analyze Google Scholar publications, authors, citations, and download papers.

Provides advanced Google Custom Search functionality, web content extraction, and specialized research tools such as search analytics, multi-site search, and fact checking. Works as an MCP server compatible with any MCP client.

Enables AI assistants to query Google Trends data, including search interest over time, regional breakdowns, trending searches, and keyword ideas.

Provides Google Search trend data as an MCP tool, with historical series, growth percentages, and live trending searches, no scraping or rate limits.

Enables keyword research and read-only Google Ads reporting through Google Ads Explorer API access combined with Google Autocomplete, including keyword suggestions, location lookup, GAQL queries, and search-term reports. Runs as a remote Dockerized Streamable HTTP server with built-in OAuth 2.1 so it can be connected directly from Claude web, desktop, and mobile.

Enables unified searching across Google Scholar, Google Web Search, and YouTube with enterprise features like caching, rate limiting, and monitoring. Supports simultaneous multi-source searches with filtering options for academic papers, web content, and videos.

MCP server for interacting with Google Earth Engine, enabling geospatial analysis such as dataset visualization, statistics computation, and search via AI assistants.

Enables AI agents and LLMs to interact with Google Ads accounts, allowing search, retrieval of resource metadata, and listing accessible customers via the Google Ads API.

An MCP server for searching Google Scholar, enabling paper search, author lookup, citation tracking, and BibTeX export for AI assistants and automation workflows.

MCP server that exposes Google Trends data via BigQuery, enabling LLMs to query top search terms, rising terms, and compare term interest over time for different countries.

🔍 Enable AI assistants to search and access Google Scholar papers through a simple MCP interface.

FastMCP gateway that exposes paper-search-mcp as an HTTP MCP server, enabling search and download of academic papers from arXiv, PubMed, bioRxiv, medRxiv, and Google Scholar.

Tools for AI assistant's deep research: * Google search + webpage reading (incl. JS-rendered pages) * Document & decks analysis * YouTube transcript extraction * Patents + academic paper search * Company and competitors research * Prompts for comprehensive-research, fact-check, summarize-url, news-briefing, patent-portfolio-analysis, competitive-analysis, literature-review, technical-deep-dive

Enables AI agents to query live trend data and historical search volume across 30+ platforms like Google, TikTok, YouTube, Amazon, and Reddit, including growth comparisons and top-ranking trends.

Enables querying Google Trends data directly from conversational MCP clients, including search interest over time, related queries and topics, regional breakdowns, and trending searches, for market research without leaving the chat.

Gives Claude read access to Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console, and Microsoft Clarity data, with connections stored once and reusable across projects.

Enables searching Google Scholar papers with year filtering, deduplication, and proxy support. Also provides paper detail retrieval, TF-IDF relevance analysis, and chart generation via MCP tools.