Export

Exports take --days (-d) like the reports and fetch live data from Google before writing. JSON and CSV go to stdout unless --output (-o) names a file; missing parent directories are created.

PDF

auditmyvisitors export pdf
auditmyvisitors export pdf --limit 200 --output ./my-report.pdf
auditmyvisitors export pdf --days 90 --output ./report-90d.pdf

Without --output, the file is written to ./output/<property>-YYYY-MM-DD.pdf, where <property> is the GA4 property name in lower case with spaces replaced by hyphens.

The PDF is built from the overview, up to 500 top pages and up to 500 queries. It contains:

• the overview with a management summary and the top three to-dos,
• the list of all pages by sessions, as many as --limit (-n, default 20),
• the strongest and the weakest 20 pages and the 10 most isolated pages, whatever --limit says,
• click-gap pages: position 4 to 15, CTR below 2 %, more than 100 impressions,
• the keyword table with the best-ranking page per query,
• site health from Search Console: the submitted sitemaps with submitted and indexed URLs, warnings and errors, and a URL inspection of up to 10 pages that have more than 10 sessions but no search impressions.

Site health and the keyword table need a Search Console property; without one the PDF is written without them. The layout is rendered with renderreport (Typst).

JSON

auditmyvisitors export json
auditmyvisitors export json --output ./report.json

The overview and the top 50 pages by sessions, serialised directly from the internal report models.

CSV

auditmyvisitors export csv --report top-pages
auditmyvisitors export csv --report queries --limit 100 --output ./queries.csv

--report (-r) is required and takes one of top-pages, queries, opportunities, channels, clusters, devices, countries or decay. --limit (-n) applies to top-pages (default 20, or top_pages_limit from the config), queries (default 30) and countries (default 20).