On June 3, 2026, Google added dedicated Search generative AI performance reports to Search Console, isolating how often your pages appear inside AI Overviews and AI Mode. For the first time, owners get a clean, official view of their AI-driven visibility instead of guessing. According to Google’s Search Central blog, the reports break impressions down by page, country, device and date, with granularity from hourly to monthly.
At NuroSparX we have been waiting for exactly this. Until now, AI visibility was a black box, you could feel the traffic shift but couldn’t measure it. This report is the first real baseline, and it makes a do-it-this-week task possible: find out whether AI search is actually surfacing your business, and where the gaps are.
Short version
On June 3, 2026, Google added Search Console reports that isolate your impressions inside AI Overviews and AI Mode, the first clean view of AI-driven visibility. Check which pages appear in AI places, which money pages are missing, and use it as your baseline to fix the gaps.
What the new Search Console AI reports actually show
The reports show how often your URLs appear inside generative AI features on Search and Discover, broken down by page, country, device and date. You see impressions in AI places, so you finally know if AI search includes you at all.
According to Google’s Search Central blog, the generative AI performance reports cover AI Overviews and AI Mode in Search, plus generative AI features in Discover. You get impressions by page, country, device and date, with granularity from hourly to monthly. One honest limitation: the first version does not include click data, so you can see where you appear in AI places but not yet how many clicks those appearances drove. Google says more metrics are coming. As of early June it is rolling out to a subset of sites, so check whether yours has access yet.
What to look at first
Start with your highest-intent pages. Are the pages that should win buying queries actually showing up in AI places? Then look for money pages with zero or near-zero AI impressions, because those are your most expensive blind spots.
Open the report, filter to your AI places, and sort your pages by impressions. The story usually jumps out: a few pages carry your AI visibility while critical buying and comparison pages show almost nothing. For a SaaS company, that might mean your pricing and “alternatives” pages get strong AI impressions while your core feature pages are invisible. That gap is the work. It tells you precisely which pages to rebuild for citation, instead of optimizing blind.
What this means in plain English and what to fix
Treat the report as your AI visibility baseline, then turn it into a monthly dashboard so you can see whether your fixes are working. Pages absent from AI places are your fix list, ranked by how much they matter to revenue.
This sits right inside our analytics, tracking and funnel work. We set up the baseline the day the report turns on, then build a monthly AI visibility dashboard so the trend is visible, not anecdotal. For clients we run this as a recurring monthly AI visibility report: which pages gained or lost AI impressions, which money pages are still missing, and what to do next. Combined with the citation work from our GEO offer, it closes the loop, you measure AI visibility, fix the weak pages, and watch the report confirm it.
None of this requires a developer. The report lives inside a tool you already use, and reading it once a week is enough to catch a drop early. We set this up as the baseline for every client, because a number you can watch is the only honest way to tell whether your AI visibility is climbing or quietly slipping.
What we’d do first
Five things to do this week with the new report:
- Check whether your Search Console account has the generative AI performance report yet, since it is rolling out to a subset of sites.
- Filter to AI Overviews and AI Mode and export your current impressions as a baseline.
- Sort pages by AI impressions and flag your money pages that show zero or near-zero.
- Prioritize the fix list by revenue impact, not by traffic volume.
- Set a monthly cadence to re-pull the data and track whether your fixes move the numbers.
Bottom line
For the first time, AI search visibility is measurable instead of mysterious. The owners who win the next year are the ones who set a baseline now, find their blind spots, and treat the report as a monthly scorecard rather than a one-time curiosity.
We set up that baseline and run the monthly AI visibility dashboard so you always know whether AI search is sending you anyone, and which pages to fix next. If you want a clean baseline and a tracking setup built around this new report, get your free analytics audit and we will get you measuring properly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the new Search Console AI reports?
On June 3, 2026, Google added Search generative AI performance reports to Search Console. They show how often your URLs appear inside AI Overviews and AI Mode on Search, plus generative AI features in Discover, broken down by page, country, device and date.
Do the reports show clicks from AI search?
Not in the first version. The current report shows impressions inside AI places but does not yet include click data. Google has said more metrics will come over time, but there is no confirmed date for click data yet.
Why does this report matter for my business?
Because it is the first official, clean view of whether AI search places your business at all. Before this, AI visibility was a black box. Now you can set a baseline, spot which money pages are missing from AI answers, and fix them.
Does everyone have access to the new reports yet?
Not yet. As of early June 2026, Google is rolling the reports out to a subset of sites for testing before a wider release. Check your own Search Console to see whether the generative AI performance report has appeared for your property.
What should I check first in the report?
Start with your highest-intent pages. Confirm whether the pages that should win buying queries actually appear in AI places, then flag any money pages with zero or near-zero AI impressions as your priority fix list.
