No. This page does not scrape Google. We query Bing, DuckDuckGo, and Brave Search and label the engine on every row.

Where a page ranks on Bing vs DuckDuckGo vs Brave Search can differ. We never switch engines silently.

What does Corrected mean?

The engine searched a different term (Showing results for). We do not report a position for that. Use Retry with exact match to wrap the query in quotes.

Blocked vs Not found?

Blocked is captcha, 429, or a consent wall. Not found means we scanned organic results and the host was not in them. Those are not the same as not indexed.

Does a subdomain count?

Yes. After stripping www, blog.example.com matches example.com. A path on the URL you entered still has to match if you pasted more than the homepage.

Why did DuckDuckGo stop before 200?

That engine typically returns about 90 organic results. Brave Search caps around 100. Bing can go to 200. The Scanned column shows how far that engine went.

Keyword Position

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About Keyword Position

Enter up to 10 keywords (one per line) and a domain or page URL, then click Check position. Pick one or more engines: Bing, DuckDuckGo, and Brave Search. Bing is the default. Depth chips are 10, 20, 50, 100, and 200 (20 is the default). The table shows keyword, engine, position, ranking URL, and scanned depth. Export CSV. Neighbors list three organic results above and below the hit.

This is not Google Search Console and not a Google SERP. Google is not scraped from this page. Engines are never swapped silently. If an engine searched a corrected term (Showing results for), we refuse a position and offer Retry with exact match. Captcha, 429, and consent walls are Blocked, never Not found.

How to use Keyword Position

1Enter keywords. One per line, up to 10. Use the query you care about, not a sentence. Lines under two characters are skipped.
2Enter the domain or page URL. www is ignored. A full path flags when a different URL on the same host ranks.
3Pick engines and depth. Default Bing, depth 20. 10, 20, 50, 100, or 200. We stop when the domain is found.
4Click Check position. Read keyword, engine, position, ranking URL, and scanned depth. Export CSV. Neighbors show three above and below.

Engines, depth, and matching

Each engine has its own organic cap: Bing up to 200, Brave Search up to 100, DuckDuckGo up to 90. Asking for 200 on DuckDuckGo still stops at that cap. We stop a scan when the domain appears, even if the remaining depth is unused. www is ignored. Subdomains count as the same host: blog.example.com matches example.com. A full path flags url mismatch when a different URL on that host ranked.

Requests run one after another, with a short pause between pages, so we do not trip blocks. Ads are dropped from the organic list. Position bands on a found URL: top 3 is pass, top 10 is notice, deeper is warning.

Limits and privacy

Five checks per hour per IP on this tool, including small runs. Public result pages only. Nothing is saved as rank history. No account. Only check domains you are allowed to monitor.

FAQs

Is this Google rank?: No. This page does not scrape Google. We query Bing, DuckDuckGo, and Brave Search and label the engine on every row.
Why several engines?: Where a page ranks on Bing vs DuckDuckGo vs Brave Search can differ. We never switch engines silently.
What does Corrected mean?: The engine searched a different term (Showing results for). We do not report a position for that. Use Retry with exact match to wrap the query in quotes.
Blocked vs Not found?: Blocked is captcha, 429, or a consent wall. Not found means we scanned organic results and the host was not in them. Those are not the same as not indexed.
Does a subdomain count?: Yes. After stripping www, blog.example.com matches example.com. A path on the URL you entered still has to match if you pasted more than the homepage.
Why did DuckDuckGo stop before 200?: That engine typically returns about 90 organic results. Brave Search caps around 100. Bing can go to 200. The Scanned column shows how far that engine went.