Website Rank Checker
Enter your domain and a keyword to see exactly where you rank on Google right now. The checker runs a live search (United States, desktop), finds your best-ranking page in the top 50, and shows the ten results holding page 1 so you can see who you're up against. No account, no limits on which sites you can check - just an honest reading of your Google ranking for any keyword.
Live Google result, United States, desktop. Checks the top 50.
How to use the rank checker tool
- 1Enter your website, e.g. example.com (subdomains count too).
- 2Type the keyword you want to rank for, exactly as someone would search it.
- 3Get your position, the page Google is ranking, and the full page-1 line-up.
- 4Positions 11-20 are striking distance: refresh that page and check again in a few weeks.
Frequently asked questions
Google personalises results by location, device, search history and time of day. This tool checks a neutral, non-personalised US desktop search, which is the closest thing to a fair baseline. Your own browser will often show your site higher than it really ranks for everyone else.
Google either doesn't have a page from your site that matches the keyword, or ranks it below position 50. Either way you're getting no traffic for it. Publish a page that targets the keyword directly, or strengthen the closest existing page with more depth and internal links.
Weekly is plenty. Rankings wobble day to day, and a single check only tells you where you stood at that moment. Track the trend over weeks instead, and act on pages that sit on page 2 - they are the fastest to move.
Yes. Each visitor gets a handful of live checks per day at no cost, and repeat checks of the same domain and keyword within 24 hours are served from cache. Create a free Spook account if you want to track keywords every day.
Any public website, yours or a competitor's. It looks for the root domain and every subdomain of it, so a blog on blog.example.com counts for example.com.
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