Google Analytics 4 Reports - GA4 Dashboards Next to Search Console

Q: What Google Analytics 4 reports does GSC Wizard show?

GSC Wizard gives you a full GA4 overview: summary metrics (sessions, active users, total users, new users, page views, engagement rate, average session duration, bounce rate, events, and key events) plus a trend chart with period comparisons. Below that you get breakdown reports by channel, source / medium, page, landing page, country, device, and event, an ecommerce report with revenue and top products, and a dedicated AI / LLM traffic view.

How it works

Three steps to bring your Analytics reports into the same place as your search data.

1

Connect Google Analytics

Grant read-only access with Google OAuth. GSC Wizard only reads your reporting data, it never changes your Analytics setup.

2

Couple a GA4 property

Match a GA4 property to each site you already track in GSC Wizard. A searchable picker lists every property on your connected accounts.

3

See your reports

Traffic, engagement, conversions, channels, and AI traffic appear instantly, with period-over-period comparisons and exports on every table.

Your GA4 overview at a glance

Summary metrics, a traffic trend, and channel performance, with the same date ranges and comparisons as your Search Console dashboard.

Google Analytics

Last 28 days vs previous 28 days

Sessions

18,430

+12.4%

Active Users

12,840

+9.1%

Engagement

64.2%

+3.0%

Avg. Duration

2m 41s

+6.2%

Key Events

1,204

+18.7%

GA4 sessions GSC clicks

Channel	Sessions	Engagement	Key Events
Organic Search	9,210	68.4%	612
Direct	4,120	59.1%	241
AI / LLM referrals New	860	72.6%	88
Referral	2,480	61.7%	134
Organic Social	1,540	54.3%	73
Email	980	70.2%	56

Connect Google Analytics to see your own GA4 reports.

Connect Google Analytics Free

From rankings to revenue, in one place

Search Console tells you how people find you. GA4 tells you what they do next. GSC Wizard puts both in the same dashboard so you can connect the two.

Traffic & engagement

Sessions, active and new users, page views, engagement rate, average session duration, and bounce rate, each with a comparison against the previous period.

Conversions & ecommerce

Track key events and, for stores, revenue, transactions, average order value, and a top products table in your reporting currency.

AI / LLM traffic

A dedicated view for sessions referred by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and other AI assistants, so you can measure how much traffic now comes from LLMs.

Report views

Every GA4 report you reach for

Drill from the overview into focused report views, each with sorting, search, period comparisons, and one-click CSV or HTML export. Top-level filters narrow every table at once.

Channels & source / medium - where your sessions come from
Pages & landing pages - views, sessions, and engagement per URL
Countries & devices - who is visiting and on what
Events & ecommerce - event counts, revenue, and top products
AI / LLM traffic - a dedicated assistant-referral report

Channels

Source / Medium

Pages

Landing Pages

Countries

Devices

Events

AI / LLM Traffic

Ecommerce & products $48,210 revenue

Frequently asked questions

What Google Analytics 4 reports does GSC Wizard show?

You get a full GA4 overview: summary metrics (sessions, active users, total users, new users, page views, engagement rate, average session duration, bounce rate, events, and key events) plus a trend chart with period comparisons. Below that are breakdown reports by channel, source / medium, page, landing page, country, device, and event, an ecommerce report with revenue and top products, and a dedicated AI / LLM traffic view.

Do I need to give GSC Wizard access to Google Analytics?

Yes, you grant read-only access to Google Analytics through Google OAuth (the analytics.readonly scope). GSC Wizard only reads your reporting data and never modifies your Analytics configuration. You then couple a GA4 property to each site you track, and the reports appear automatically.

How is this different from the Google Analytics interface?

GSC Wizard puts your GA4 reports right next to your Search Console data, so you can connect what people search for with what they actually do on your pages. It adds fast period-over-period comparisons, day / week / month grouping, a dedicated AI / LLM traffic view, annotation overlays for Google updates, and one-click CSV or HTML exports on every table.

Can I see GA4 and Search Console data together?

Yes. Each GA4 property is coupled to a site you already track in GSC Wizard, so traffic, engagement, and conversion data sit alongside your clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position for the same property. See our guide on the difference between Search Console and Google Analytics.

Does it track AI and LLM traffic?

Yes. A dedicated AI / LLM traffic view surfaces sessions referred by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and other AI assistants, so you can see how much of your traffic now comes from large language models and how it trends over time.

Is ecommerce reporting supported?

When a GA4 property records ecommerce activity, GSC Wizard automatically shows an ecommerce section with total and purchase revenue, transactions, purchases, average order value, add to carts, checkouts, refunds, and a top products table, all in the property's reporting currency.

See your GA4 and Search Console data together

Connect Google Analytics and bring traffic, engagement, and conversions into the same dashboard as your search performance.