About Galite
GA Lite is a multi-account Google Analytics dashboard that consolidates traffic, search, and realtime data from Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console, and Bing Webmaster into a single interface. It is designed for users managing multiple websites, allowing them to view site data and search data side by side for each project, with period-over-period changes highlighted. The platform emphasizes reducing tab switching by providing a unified view of visitors, page views, engagement, clicks, impressions, CTR, position, and top queries across all connected accounts.
GA Lite offers a range of features including a realtime map showing active users across all sites with country-level distribution, shareable dashboards that can be published as public homepages, anonymous mode to hide site identity, and password protection for restricted access. It also includes funnel reports built from 2-5 steps using GA4 page or event data, automatically highlighting the biggest drop-off. Additionally, GA Lite provides an MCP (Model Context Protocol) endpoint that allows AI clients like Claude or Cursor to read analytics data after a one-time browser approval.
The tool supports OAuth for multiple Google accounts and an API key for Bing Webmaster, syncing all sites each account can access, with one-click reconnection when connections expire. It offers time range switching between today, yesterday, 7, 28, and 90 days, and the realtime view refreshes every 60 seconds. GA Lite appears to offer a free starter plan, with the homepage stating 'Start for free,' though exact limits of the free tier should be verified on the pricing page.
Key Features
Pros & Cons
- Consolidates Google Analytics, Search Console, and Bing Webmaster into one dashboard, reducing tab switching
- Provides a realtime view with automatic 60-second refresh, useful for live monitoring
- Offers flexible sharing options including public, anonymous, and password-protected dashboards
- Includes funnel reports that leverage existing GA4 data without extra tracking setup
- Supports MCP integration for AI clients, enabling natural language queries of analytics data
- Appears to offer a free starter plan, though exact limits should be verified
- Free tier likely has usage limits; exact restrictions should be checked on the pricing page
- Requires internet access and relies on OAuth/API connections that may expire and need reconnection
- Funnel reports are limited to 2-5 steps, which may not suit complex conversion paths
- Realtime data refresh is every 60 seconds, not instantaneous
- Anonymous mode may hide site identity but could limit the usefulness of shared dashboards