Which Google Search Console apps are free with no site limit?
Most Search Console apps cap free properties or hide data behind a paywall. A dated look at which ones show every site for free, and what the catch is.
Yes, a free Google Search Console app with no site limit exists: QueryWatch, which publishes this page, shows every property you can access for free on iPhone and Android. Google has no official app, and most third-party apps cap free properties, restrict queries, or ask for payment before showing data. Google’s own website is free and unlimited, but it is built for desktop screens and cannot push a notification when traffic drops.
How do the free tiers compare?
| App | Platform | Free tier, as listed |
|---|---|---|
| QueryWatch | iPhone, Android | Every property, real data on each, widgets, no cap |
| Search Console website (Google) | Any browser | Everything, one property at a time |
| Search Console for Google | iPhone, iPad, Mac | Multi-site access is behind the paywall |
| Search Console SEO Tracker | iPhone | Free tier caps properties, Premium unlocks unlimited |
| Search Console Mobile | iPhone, iPad, Mac, Vision | Reviews say it asks for payment before showing data |
| Search Panel | iPhone, Mac, Vision | Free, with Pro at $3.99 |
Competitor rows come from each app’s store listing as read on 12 September 2026. Listings change, so check the store before you decide. Details and sources are on the comparison pages.
Which one should you pick?
Pick by what you manage and what you need to be told:
- One or two sites, no alerts needed. Google’s website in a mobile browser, with a home-screen shortcut, is enough.
- Many client sites, free. An app that lists every property without a cap. QueryWatch tags properties by client on the free tier.
- Traffic-drop push alerts. QueryWatch Pro and Search Console SEO Tracker both advertise them. QueryWatch attaches the pages and queries behind each alert.
- Older iPhones. QueryWatch needs iOS 26 or later, and Search Console SEO Tracker lists iOS 17. Android needs version 12 or later for QueryWatch.
What is the catch with QueryWatch?
Free covers viewing, widgets and CSV export. Pro is $4.99 a month or $14.99 a year and adds push alerts, 16-month history, custom ranges and white-label PDFs. QueryWatch is not a rank tracker, does not read Google Analytics 4, and cannot verify a property or show manual actions, because those are not in Google’s API. Use the website for those.
The product page has both store links: QueryWatch for iPhone and Android. Not affiliated with Google.
Questions
Is there a free Google Search Console app with no site limit?
Yes. QueryWatch, which publishes this site, shows every property you can access for free on iPhone and Android with real data on each. Google's own website is also free and unlimited, but it is a desktop interface and sends no traffic notifications.
Why do some Search Console apps limit free properties?
Property count is an easy lever for a paywall, because agencies and consultants with many sites need the most access. It is a pricing choice, not a technical limit: Google's API does not restrict how many properties an app can read.
What does QueryWatch Pro add if the free tier has no site limit?
Push alerts when clicks or impressions move, 16-month history, custom ranges and period comparison, and white-label PDF reports. Pro is $4.99 a month or $14.99 a year. Viewing every property is never behind it.
Is a free Search Console app safe to use?
Sign-in uses Google's own OAuth screen, so the app never sees your password. Ask where the access token is stored. In QueryWatch it stays on your phone unless you turn on push alerts.
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Free on iPhone and Android for every property you have, with no site limit. Open Demo Mode first if you want to look around before you connect a Google account.
iPhone needs iOS 26 or later; Android needs Android 12 or later. Free to download, with an optional Pro subscription. An independent app, not affiliated with Google.