# Search Console: Pages

> The pages Google showed in the period, with their clicks, impressions, CTR and position, the query that brought the most clicks, and what this crawl found at each address. Under them, the crawl's indexable pages that Google did not show at all.

Describes GLLmolfar 0.9.22, checked 2026-11-01. Canonical page: https://www.getlooploop.com/gllmolfar/docs/gsc-pages

- **Where:** GSC › Pages
- **Mode:** Simple and Pro
- **Built from:** The saved Search Console report and the open crawl
- **Changes:** With the period, on Refresh, and with the crawl

## On the screen

The head is the one every report shares: the property, the period and, when the report is a saved one, its date (see [Performance](https://www.getlooploop.com/gllmolfar/docs/search-console)). Below it, the table of pages, most clicks first.

![The Pages report of the GSC section in GLLmolfar for getlooploop.com](https://www.getlooploop.com/images/gllmolfar/docs/gsc-pages.webp)

Numbered parts of the screenshot:

1. **Period.** The dates against the period before, and when the report was read.
2. **Filter….** Narrows the rows to addresses that contain the text.
3. **Address.** The page, shortened to its path. When the crawl has the page, it opens its details.
4. **Clicks to Average position.** Clicks, impressions, CTR and average position for the period.
5. **Top query.** The query that brought the page the most clicks; **+N** is how many more queries it was shown for.
6. **In the crawl.** **indexable**, the reason the crawl found it is not, or **not in this crawl**.

## The table

| Column | What it shows |
| --- | --- |
| Address | The page Google showed. 100 rows are shown, with **Showing N of M.** |
| Clicks, Impressions, CTR, Average position | Search Console's figures for the page in the period picked. |
| Top query | Read from the page-by-query rows of the last 28 days: the query with the most clicks, then the most impressions. Empty when the page has no listed query. |
| In the crawl | **indexable** in green; an error status, a redirect or the reason the page is not indexable, in red; **not in this crawl** when the open crawl did not reach the address. |

## Crawled, never shown in Google

Under the table, **Crawled, never shown in Google: {n}** lists the crawl's indexable HTML pages that had no impression in the period. A line says how many of all indexable pages that is: “Often new, orphaned or too thin for any query.” Each row has the address, inlinks, depth and words.

- **No crawl** — the app says: "Open a crawl of this site to see which of its pages Google never showed." The list needs the crawl to compare with.
- **Limit reached** — the app says: "Search Console returned its limit of {n} pages, so a page missing from it may still have impressions; this list is not drawn." Google's row limit makes the comparison unsafe, so it is left out.

## Related pages

- [Search Console: Performance](https://www.getlooploop.com/gllmolfar/docs/search-console.md): GSC › Performance: Google clicks, impressions, CTR and position read-only, kept on this computer and shown with their date when you are offline or signed out.
- [Search Console: Indexing](https://www.getlooploop.com/gllmolfar/docs/gsc-indexing.md): GSC › Indexing: Google's URL Inspection answer page by page: in the index or not and why, last crawl, chosen canonical, rich results, kept on this computer.
- [Search Console: Lost clicks](https://www.getlooploop.com/gllmolfar/docs/gsc-lost-clicks.md): GSC › Lost clicks: pages that lost Google clicks over the last 28 days, the reason the numbers point at, the lost queries, and what the crawl found there.
- [All pages (Internal)](https://www.getlooploop.com/gllmolfar/docs/all-pages.md): The All pages tab, called Internal in Pro mode: every crawled URL in one table, with filters, search, column sets, an overview panel and a page inspector.
- [Issues](https://www.getlooploop.com/gllmolfar/docs/issues.md): The Issues tab: every check that failed in the crawl, by importance and type, with why it matters, how to fix it and the URLs behind it.
