ClimbPast is a hosted MCP server that provides read and edit access to Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console, and Google Tag Manager through a single API key. It enables AI agents like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor to query and modify Google data without requiring users to manage their own Google Cloud projects or OAuth credentials.

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About ClimbPast

ClimbPast is a hosted MCP server that provides read and edit access to Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console, and Google Tag Manager through a single API key. It enables AI agents such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other MCP-compatible clients to query and modify Google data without requiring users to manage their own Google Cloud projects or OAuth credentials. The service operates with read-only access by default, while write permissions can be explicitly enabled for tasks like registering custom dimensions, marking key events, submitting sitemaps, or editing and publishing Tag Manager containers. Users connect via a one-click Google OAuth flow through a verified Google app, after which their AI tool receives a short, revocable API key. This key allows the agent to interact with Google’s APIs through ClimbPast without exposing the user’s Google credentials. Access can be revoked instantly from the dashboard or Google’s security settings. The platform is designed to answer questions about traffic, rankings, and indexing status in plain English, and to perform actions such as re-submitting sitemaps or adjusting tracking setups when write access is enabled.

Key features

Read and edit GA4, Search Console, and Tag Manager
Register GA4 custom dimensions and key events
Submit sitemaps to Google
Edit and publish Tag Manager containers
Query real-time and historical GA4 data
Inspect URL indexing status in Search Console
Track traffic from AI assistants like ChatGPT and Perplexity
Revocable API keys with one-click revocation

Use cases

Debugging and fixing tracking setups in GA4 and Tag Manager
Analyzing organic search performance and indexing issues
Automating routine SEO and analytics tasks via AI agents

Pros

Provides both read and write access to GA4, Search Console, and Tag Manager
Single API key for multiple Google services
Read-only by default with explicit opt-in for write access
One-click Google OAuth through a verified Google app
Revocable API keys and encrypted credential storage

Cons

No free tier after initial 3-day trial
Requires Google sign-in and OAuth consent
Write access is opt-in and requires additional consent
Limited to Google Analytics 4, Search Console, and Tag Manager

Frequently asked questions about ClimbPast

What is ClimbPast?

Is there a free MCP server for Google Analytics, Search Console, and Tag Manager?

Yes, there are free local MCP servers, including Google's official GA4 MCP server and community-built options for Search Console. However, these require setting up a Google Cloud project, creating OAuth credentials, and running a separate server for each data source on every machine.

How does my AI tool access Google data without my Google login?

You sign in once with Google OAuth through ClimbPast's verified app, which requests read-only scopes by default. ClimbPast stores your tokens encrypted and provides your AI agent with a short revocable API key to interact with Google's APIs through its MCP server.

Which AI tools does ClimbPast work with?

ClimbPast works with AI tools that support the Model Context Protocol (MCP), including Claude Code, claude.ai custom connectors, ChatGPT connectors, and Cursor. You copy a one-line config snippet with your API key and the MCP server URL into your preferred AI tool.

Can ClimbPast write to my Google data?

Write access is opt-in and disabled by default. You must explicitly enable it to perform actions like registering custom dimensions, marking key events, submitting sitemaps, or editing and publishing Tag Manager containers.

How do I revoke access to my Google data?

You can revoke access instantly from your ClimbPast dashboard or through Google's security settings. The revocation stops the AI agent's API key from working immediately, and your Google credentials remain securely stored with ClimbPast.