Follow your Google positions for a keyword list, on desktop and mobile, with a weekly report.
SERP Tracker checks where your domain ranks for the keywords you give it, and keeps the history. ## Setting it up - **Domain** — subdomains such as `www.`, `m.` and `blog.` count as yours. - **Competitors** — up to three. Each competitor is priced like tracking your keyword list once more. - **Keywords** — one per line, up to 1,000. Removing a keyword deletes its history. - **Country, city/region and language** — leave the city empty to track the whole country. - **Devices** — desktop, mobile, or both. Each device is a separate search and is priced separately. - **Depth** — top 10, 20, 30, 50 or 100 (the default). A position beyond your depth shows as ">100". Rhythms run from every 6 hours to every two weeks; daily is the default and suits most sites. ## The weekly report On by default, sent on the weekday you choose. It contains, per device: average position, keywords in the top 3 and top 10, a visibility score, all of it against the week before; the five biggest gains and drops; the full keyword table (a week ago → now, change, best ever, competitors); and a competitor summary. The report is also kept on the campaign page, where you can preview the past seven days at any time or send it immediately. Separately, you can switch on **movement alerts**: an email right after a check when a keyword enters or leaves the top 3 or top 10, or moves by at least the number of positions you set. ## What it costs Charged per **request**, where one request is one keyword on one device. The price follows what the search data costs plus our margin, multiplied by one plus the number of competitors, with a small minimum per check. Deeper results cost more. Scheduled checks go through the standard queue. **Check now** asks live — faster and dearer; the form shows both prices. Requests that did not come back are not charged. ## The campaign page A folding section per device with the tiles, the keyword table (position now, previous, a week ago, best ever, the ranking URL, competitor positions and the search features you appear in), a chart per keyword over up to two years, and the top results exactly as they were at any single check. Plus tabs for the weekly reports and the check log. ## Worth knowing The visibility score is our own CTR-weighted measure against first place, not a figure from a provider. There are no tablet results. Changing the depth changes what ">depth" means when comparing with older checks.