Go to your Ahrefs Dashboard and click on the “GSC performance” tab to see charts for multiple projects at a time, all right on your dashboard.

Note that you must connect a Google Account that has the Google Search Console (GSC) property verified, and allow access to your Search Console data to see its performance in Ahrefs. If your Google Account isn’t connected, you’ll see a message like this:

From here, just click on “Link Google Account” and follow the instructions to complete the integration.

Once your Google Account is connected, Ahrefs will start to import up to the last 16 months of data if it’s available in GSC.

Instead of only showing you 16 months of historical data like GSC does, we’ll start storing data for as long as your GSC account is connected. So over time, you’ll be able to access more than 16 months’ worth of data.

On the GSC performance tab , you can view the data for all GSC verified projects next to each other, like below:

On the GSC performance tab, you can change the data displayed in each project's chart based on Search type, Country, Device

This is particularly useful for creating reports with different focuses, and show multiple websites side-by-side.

This can be found via Rank Tracker > GSC > Overview report. This report provides many useful charts that show your website's overall performance across different dimensions: clicks, impressions, top keywords, top pages, and more:

In addition, you can view opportunities of improvement with the Low-hanging-fruits and Potential Cannibalisation charts, which work similarly to Opportunities in Site Explorer.

This can be found via Rank Tracker > GSC > Keywords report. This report provides Clicks, Impressions, average Position, and the Top URL that ranks for each GSC keyword.

The report also has many filters to help you narrow down to a specific period of time, keyword, device, and more:
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This can be found via Rank Tracker > GSC > Pages report. This report provides Clicks, Impressions, average Position, and the Top Keyword for each GSC page.

The report also has many filters to help you narrow down to a specific period of time, keyword, device, and more:
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Answer: No. Your GSC data will never be displayed in Ahrefs for anyone besides yourself or the people you give your account access to.

In other words, connecting the Google Account of a specific website will not suddenly improve Ahrefs’ data for that website.

We’ll use GSC data to improve the search volume estimations of keywords in our database. We plan to blend collected GSC data into our existing mix of sources of statistical keyword data without identifying your website.

We hope for this to lead to an overall improvement in our traffic estimations for everybody.

Check out this article on troubleshooting common issues with GSC data in Ahrefs​ for further clarification.