How verification works

An agency connects its own Google Search Console property with read-only access. We confirm the property matches the agency's public root domain and that the account holds owner or full-user permission.

Every listing then enters a weekly verification queue. Once a week we re-confirm the property and permission, pull fresh aggregates, and update the verification date.

Connecting once is not enough. After two consecutive failed weekly checks — revoked access, a missing property, lost permission, or a domain mismatch — the check and all public performance data are removed. The listing itself stays.

The check is shown only while weekly verification is passing — paying never produces one, and a failed check removes it. The underlying verification runs identically on every listing.