RANK TRACKER
A SERP checker that keeps
every results page you track.
Each weekly check in Rank Tracker stores the top 30 results for that keyword, country, engine and device. Open any earlier check and the results page is there as searchers saw it.
A position tells you where. The page tells you why.
These are the weeks when someone asks what the results looked like, and a screenshot from memory will not do.
A drop from third to seventh
“We fell from 3 to 7. What took our place?”
Open the check before the fall and the one after it. The results that moved above you sit side by side.
A market you have not watched
“Who ranks for this in the UAE?”
Add the country, and the next check stores the top 30 results there.
A question in a client meeting
“What did this page look like last month?”
Every past check opens with its results in place, so the answer is the page itself.
Add the keyword once. Every check after that is kept.
There is nothing to save by hand. Each scheduled check adds a stored results page to the keyword’s record.
Add the keyword
Import it from Search Console, send it from Keyword Explorer or type it in.
Research keywords first →Pick the countries
Any country, at country level, on Google and Bing. Desktop and mobile are tracked separately.
Countries and devices →The weekly check runs
The top 30 results are stored with your position, your ranking page and any AI Overview.
What the AI Overview record holds →Open any check
Pick a date to see that week’s page, or put two weeks side by side.
See rank history →What each stored page holds for you.
A stored check carries more than a screenshot does, and it is there whether or not anyone remembered to look that week.
Thirty places, stored with every check.
Page one is rarely the whole story. Positions 11 to 30 show who is climbing towards you and which of your pages sit just out of view.
- Position, domain and titleFor each of the top 30 results, as they appeared that week.
- Your own pages markedWherever your site appears in the 30.
- Kept, not overwrittenNext week’s check is added beside this one.
- 5billsmith.app/retainersRetainer billing without the spreadsheet
- 6freelance-ops.comHow studios bill monthly retainers
- 7yourdomain.com/retainersRetainer billing for agencies
- 8studiotally.ioRecurring invoices for creative teams
- Positions 1 to 4 and 9 to 30 stored with this check
Any week, opened as it was.
Pick a date and the stored page opens. Put two dates side by side and every result that moved is plain to see.
- Every check since the firstHistory begins with your first check, and nothing before it is filled in.
- Two weeks side by sideSee which results moved above you and which fell away.
- Like for likeThe same keyword, country, engine and device on both dates.
Videos, forums and questions, where they sat.
A results page is more than ten blue links. Each stored check shows videos, forum threads and People Also Ask boxes in the order a searcher met them.
- In order on the pageFeatures sit among the results, where they appeared.
- The AI Overview on topWhen Google showed one, the check keeps it, with a snapshot of the full answer.
- Recorded per keywordSee which searches carry features and which do not.
- 1tallyhaus.ioInvoicing software for agencies
- Videoyoutube.comHow we invoice 40 retainers a month
- 2agencyledger.coAgency billing, start to finish
- PAAPeople Also Ask4 questions
A screenshot is one moment. A stored check is a record.
Searching by hand tells you what one browser saw today. A stored check tells you what the market saw, week after week.
A typical stack
- –A live search from your own browser and location
- –Screenshots saved to a folder, when someone remembers
- –Page one only
- –Nothing to compare with last month
With Rank Tracker
- ✓A check run for the country and device you track
- ✓Every check stored, every week
- ✓The top 30 results
- ✓Any two weeks side by side
More of Rank Tracker and the tools beside it.
What is a SERP checker?
A SERP checker shows the search engine results page for a keyword: which pages rank, in what order, and what else appears beside them. In SEORCE, the SERP checker is part of Rank Tracker. It stores the top 30 Google or Bing results for each keyword you track, by country and device, on every weekly check, and any past check can be opened.
Key facts
- The top 30 results are stored with every check
- Google and Bing, in any country, with desktop and mobile tracked separately
- Past checks open as they were, back to your first check
- Videos, forums and People Also Ask boxes stay in place
- Any AI Overview is stored with a snapshot of the full answer
- Results export to Excel, CSV, Markdown and Google Sheets
Last reviewed 15 October 2026 by the SEORCE team.
Stored results, explained.
The top 30, for every keyword, country, engine and device you track.
Yes. Any past check can be opened, back to your first one. Nothing from before that is filled in.
No. A search from your own browser can reflect where you are and what you have searched before. Each check here runs for the country and device you track, so one week can be compared fairly with another.
Not in Rank Tracker, which stores checks for the keywords you track. To look at the results for a new keyword first, use SERP analysis in Keyword Explorer.
No. Checks run at country level, so a results page for a single city or postcode is not available.
Yes. Results export to Excel, CSV, Markdown and Google Sheets.
Keep every results page from this week on.
Add a site and a few keywords. Every check from then on is stored and ready to open.