Keyword Rank Checker

A keyword rank checker shows where a website appears in Google for a search, such as plumber leeds. It runs the search from a set location and device, without your history, and reports your page’s position. It saves you searching by hand and scrolling through pages of results.

Type the keyword and your website into the tool above, choose a country (and a city if the search is local), pick desktop or mobile, and press Check my ranking. You see your organic position, the page that ranks, your map pack position and whether an AI Overview links to you.

Yes. It is free and needs no signup. Each visitor gets five checks a day, and each check can include up to three keywords. Repeating the same search within 24 hours shows the saved result.

Google tailors results to location, language, device and personalization, so your own search is one sample. Search Console’s average position is an average across many searches. This tool shows a neutral, logged-out snapshot, so small differences are normal, especially below the top five.

Yes. Each report shows whether a local map pack appears and where your business sits in it, and whether Google shows an AI Overview and links to your site. These are separate from your organic position, so you can do well in one and not appear in another.

Yes. Add a city to check from that area, and choose Mobile for phone results. Checks cover 17 countries. If we cannot place the city you type, the tool checks the whole country and tells you.

Yes. Enter any website, not just your own. There is nothing to connect or verify, so you can see where a competitor ranks for the same keyword, place and device, and compare it with your result.

Page 1, positions 1 to 10, is the usual goal, and the top three positions get most of the clicks. In a Sistrix study, position 1 averaged a 28.5% click rate while each position on page 2 got less than 1%. For local searches, being in the map pack matters too.

It shows what a live, logged-out Google search returns at that moment for the place and device you chose. It cannot see inside Google, and positions beyond page 1 move more between checks. Treat one result as a snapshot and judge progress over several checks.

Once a week or once a month is enough for most small businesses. Rankings move up and down daily, so one change means little. Use the same keyword, place and device each time and look at the trend. Search Console shows your own site’s long-term position.