Google Rank Checker

Google Rank Checker

Enter your web address and keyword to see your exact Google position in one click.

What is the Google Rank Checker?

The Google Rank Checker instantly shows where your site ranks on Google for a specific keyword. It's the fastest way to measure whether your SEO is working, see the gap between you and your competitors, and understand which keywords you need to improve. Free to use, no sign-up required.

How to use it

  1. 1Enter your web address (e.g. yoursite.com) — no need to type http.
  2. 2Type the keyword you want to check (e.g. "running shoes").
  3. 3Choose the country and device (desktop/mobile); results vary by both.
  4. 4Enter the security code and click "Check Rank" to see your position in seconds.

How to read the result

1 – 3
Top threeThe vast majority of clicks happen here. This is the zone you should aim for.
4 – 10
Page 1Still strong visibility; you'll get clicks, just not as many as the top three.
11 – 20
Page 2Click-through drops sharply; most users never reach the second page.
21 – 100
BuriedYou're practically invisible. This keyword needs serious SEO work.
Not found
Outside top 100You don't rank for this keyword yet — start with content and authority building.

Frequently asked questions

Why is my rank different from what I see in my browser?

Google personalizes results based on your search history, location and signed-in account. This tool runs a neutral (non-personalized) check, so it's usually closer to your true average ranking than your own browser.

Why do mobile and desktop results differ?

Google uses different ranking factors for mobile and desktop, and on mobile, page speed and mobile-friendliness matter more. Checking both devices gives you the full picture.

What does the location setting change?

For searches with local intent (e.g. keywords containing a city name), results vary by country and region. Selecting the country where your audience is gives you your real ranking.

My site isn't in the top 100 — what should I do?

The keyword may be too competitive, or your page isn't optimized for it. Start by auditing your page with the On-page SEO Analysis tool, then strengthen your authority with content and backlinks.

How often should I check my ranking?

Rankings fluctuate even within a day; checking once or twice a week is enough to see the trend. To track dozens of keywords continuously, project tracking in the dashboard is a better fit.