The portfolio question, answered before the meeting
You do not need a dashboard. You need to know which of the things you own is working, and you need it in the two minutes before the call.
The problem
Running several products means the reporting question is comparative, and every tool is built to answer it one property at a time. So the answer arrives as a feeling rather than a number.
What we mean
The portfolio view ranks what you own by movement and flags what needs you. It is a triage screen, not a dashboard. Its job is to get you to the right product, fast.
2 min
from opening the tab to naming the problem
How it works
Start to answer
- 01
Connect once
One Google account covers everything.
- 02
Open the index
Every brand, ranked, with its own trend.
- 03
Follow the flag
Two are down. Go and see why.
- 04
Ask the follow-up
In plain English, with the query shown.
Before and after
What actually changes
Before
Twenty minutes of tab-switching to assemble a rough picture.
After
One screen, and you can name the two that moved.
Before
You notice six weeks late, from a billing email.
After
It was flagged the week it started falling.
Triage, not reporting
Designed for the two-minute look.
- Ranked by movement
- One flag per brand, not a score
- Search and sessions together
Cheap to keep running
It maintains itself.
- Syncs run on their own
- Gaps backfill on launch
- Nothing to rebuild each month
Priced for a portfolio
From $99 a month, whatever you are running.
- The whole product on every tier
- 7-day trial, no card up front
- Read-only Google access
Why not a weekly email
Digests get filtered within a month, and a summary you did not ask for cannot answer the follow-up. The screen is there when you think of the question, which is the only moment the answer is worth anything.
In short
You stop finding out late.
Also built for
Agencies
Nine clients, nine Search Consoles, nine GA4 properties and one afternoon a month reconciling them. Surevisible collapses that into one screen and one set of definitions.
Marketing teams
Search reports clicks. Analytics reports sessions. Ads report spend. None of them will tell you what happened across all three, which is the only question your board actually asks.
Ecommerce
Category and product pages, ranked by what search sent them and what they did with it: across every store you operate.
See the whole brand
Search, analytics, ads, revenue, CRM and support, pulled into one view per brand and kept current. Connect the first source in a few minutes.