Google position monitoring

WebRank

252 tracked queries with daily history, data straight from Search Console and hints about what the site already shows up for.

Rank-tracking tools charge a subscription per website and per query. With several sites that becomes a standing cost, and you still have to log into a separate panel. WebRank does the same job on your own server, with no query limit and no fee for the next domain.

The position table

Queries in rows, days in columns, the position in the cell — you can see immediately what holds the top and what is sliding. The colour tells you how good a position is, and a lighter figure marks a day without a measurement, where the last known value is shown. Country, range and sorting sit above the table.

Queries Google already shows you for

A separate tab pulls from Search Console the queries the site had impressions for, together with the average position and the number of clicks. One click moves such a query into permanent tracking. It is the cheapest source of content ideas — the words people are already typing.

Groups and several domains

Queries can be collected into groups (for example the ones from a Google Ads campaign kept apart), and domains are switched in one place. Measurement runs automatically, but it can be forced by hand when you need to see the effect of a change right away.

Gallery

The table after the latest measurement, ordered by position — the change column shows the jumps
The table after the latest measurement, ordered by position — the change column shows the jumps
Search Console queries the site already shows up for
Search Console queries the site already shows up for
Adding queries and sorting them into groups
Adding queries and sorting them into groups