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SiteRune vs Google Search Console
· Configuration notes, not a newsroom.
Search Console is Google's field report for your property. SiteRune is one vantage-point crawl plus files. We will not replace coverage charts or Core Web Vitals in CrUX.
SCThey have the index. We have this request.
GSC tells you what Google stored, inspected, and ranked. SiteRune tells you what our crawler saw just now: headers, robots, a few interior URLs, schema, llms.txt. If GSC says a URL is indexed and we say it is noindex, someone changed the template or you are looking at a different host.
Use both
Fix origin configuration with SiteRune. Confirm in URL Inspection and the CWV report. We do not upload sitemaps to Google for you. We will tell you if robots.txt Disallow: / is why GSC looks empty.
Capability table
| Capability | SiteRune | Google Search Console |
|---|---|---|
| What Google indexed / ranked | No | Yes |
| Field Core Web Vitals (CrUX) | No | Yes |
| This-request headers and HTML | Yes | URL Inspection (sampled) |
| Paste-ready origin fixes | Yes | No |
FAQ
Does SiteRune replace search console?
No. Use the comparison table. SiteRune is a hosted configuration brief with CMS dialect and ship files. It does not replace rank tracking, backlink graphs, lab Core Web Vitals, or a desktop site-wide crawl.
What does a SiteRune scan actually fetch?
HTML and headers from this vantage point, robots.txt, sitemap, llms.txt, security.txt, and a polite walk of same-origin interiors. No headless Chrome. No exploits.
Run it on a live URL
Same scan engine. Guest scans stay free.