Feature

Keyword Rank Tracker

Every keyword your domain ranks for, with position history and movement — read from your own Google Search Console property, so there is no keyword quota to manage.

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Unlimited keywords Your own Search Console data No rank scraping
The Easy Fetcher rank tracker: keywords with their ranking page, current rank, change in places, and a dated column of positions stepping back week by week, colour-coded by position band.

What you get

The whole ranking picture, not a sample

Most rank trackers charge per keyword, so you track the fifty you can justify. This tracks everything, because the data already belongs to you.

Unlimited keywords

No keyword quota to budget. Every query your domain surfaces for is tracked, not just the handful you remembered to add.

Position history

A dated column per interval, so you read the trend across weeks at a glance instead of one number in isolation.

Movement, in places

Every keyword carries its change against the previous period — the movers surface before a client asks about them.

The ranking page

Each keyword shows the URL actually ranking for it, so a drop points at a page you can go and fix.

Country filters

Slice by market to separate a genuine drop from a shift in where your impressions came from.

Position and interval

Filter to a position band, pick the snapshot interval, and star the keywords that matter to keep them on top.

Inside the tracker

The whole portfolio, and what changed in it

Two views on the same Search Console data: the shape of your keyword footprint over time, and the specific queries that entered or left it this period.

01Organic Keywords Overview

How big is your keyword footprint, and is it growing?

  • Total organic keywords, with the change against the previous period
  • Top 3 and top 10 counts, filtered to keywords with real impression volume
  • New and lost keyword totals, side by side
  • Month-by-month trend, filterable by country
  • Hover any month for its clicks, impressions and top 3 / top 10 split
Organic keywords overview: total organic keywords, top 3 positions, new keywords and lost keywords as headline tiles, above a month-by-month chart of distinct ranking keywords.

02New & Lost Keywords

Exactly which queries you gained — and which went quiet

  • Every new query, with the position and impressions it arrived at
  • Every lost query, with where it used to sit
  • Both periods stated explicitly, so the comparison is never ambiguous

A lost keyword isn't always a drop. Most are long-tail queries with so little search volume that they simply recorded no impressions this period. The tracker says so rather than letting the count read as bad news.

New and lost keywords shown as two tables side by side, each query listed with its average position and impressions, and both comparison periods stated above.

Why it's unlimited

Your data, not a scraper's estimate

The difference isn't the interface. It's where the numbers come from.

The usual wayA typical rank tracker
  • Scrapes a results page from a datacentre and infers your position.
  • Charges per keyword, because every keyword costs them a scrape.
  • You track what you can afford, and miss the long tail entirely.
Source: a third-party crawler
Google Search ConsoleEasy FetcherStraight from Search Console
  • Reads the Google Search Console API for your own verified property.
  • Positions are what Google recorded against real impressions of your site.
  • Unlimited on every plan — Search Console reads never consume AI credits.
Source: Google Search Console APIRead-only

Live SERP checks are available too, for when you need the result page as it stands right now rather than an average over impressions. Those call a third-party service, so they use AI credits — Search Console data does not.

Questions

Keyword rank tracking, answered

From the Google Search Console API, reading your own verified property. That means the positions are the ones Google recorded for real impressions of your site, not estimates from a third-party rank scraper sampling a datacentre somewhere.

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Track every keyword, not the ones you budgeted for.

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