Your exact position
Scans up to the first 50 organic results in the country and language you pick, and reports the position your domain holds.
Free rank checker
One keyword. One domain. Ten seconds. You get your exact organic position, every page ranking above you, and the single move worth making next.
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Five checks a day. Repeat checks are cached and free.
Three things, done properly.
Scans up to the first 50 organic results in the country and language you pick, and reports the position your domain holds.
Returns every competing result with its title and URL, so you can see what Google currently treats as the answer.
Places your position in a band and gives the single highest return action for that band.
Four steps, and the scan stops the moment it finds you.
Use the phrase a customer would actually search, not your product name.
Just the domain. Subdomains count, so blog.yoursite.com matches yoursite.com.
239 countries and 82 interface languages. The search runs from there, not from where you are sitting.
Position, competing results, and the action for your band, in one screen.
Every check returns the same four things, so two checks a week apart are directly comparable.
The organic rank your domain holds for that query, in that market.
The exact page Google chose, which is often not the one you expected.
Every result above you, with the competitor appearing most often called out.
One instruction, matched to your band, from protect it to check indexing first.
Need this tracked on a schedule, or across a whole site?
Anyone who needs a number they can defend.
Check whether the money keywords actually rank before paying anyone to improve them.
Pull a defensible baseline position for a pitch or a monthly report in seconds.
Qualify a lead by checking three of their keywords before the call.
Track the same query the same way each week and compare like with like.
Where the number comes from, said plainly.
This reads a Google search index through an official Google API, using the country and language you select. It returns a neutral, unpersonalised position, which is the number worth tracking week to week.
Your own browser shows something different because it knows your location, your history and your account. A rank checker has none of that, so the same query run twice returns the same answer. That is what makes it a baseline.
Use it as a baseline and it will serve you well. Semrush states the same thing on their own free checker.
lower click through rate for the top ranking page when an AI Overview is present
Ahrefs, 300,000 keywords, December 2025of AI Overview citations come from the organic top 10, down from 76 percent in mid 2024
BrightEdge, February 2026organic click through on AI Overview queries, against 1.62 percent without one
Seer Interactive, 2.43bn impressions, 2026Position still decides who gets found. It now decides less about who gets clicked.
Ahrefs studied 300,000 keywords and measured a 58 percent lower click through rate for the top ranking page when an AI Overview sits above it. Seer Interactive tracked 2.43 billion impressions and found organic click through on those queries running at 0.61 percent, against 1.62 percent without one.
The number that should change your week is different. BrightEdge found only 17 percent of AI Overview citations now come from pages in the organic top 10, down from 76 percent in mid 2024. Ranking first and being cited first have come apart.
Check your position here. Then check whether the answer engines name you, because those are two separate wins.
Everything people ask before they trust the number.
Yes. No signup, no email, no card. Every visitor gets five checks a day, and repeat checks of the same keyword and domain come from cache without using the allowance.
It returns a neutral, unpersonalised position from a Google search index for the country and language you choose. Run the same check twice and you get the same answer, which is what makes it usable as a baseline you can track.
Your own results are shaped by your location, search history and signed in account, and by AI Overviews, map packs and ads pushing organic results down the visible page. The checker has no history, so it reports the underlying organic position.
Yes. It matches on hostname, so blog.yoursite.com counts as a match for yoursite.com, and it reports the exact URL that ranked.
Yes, 239 countries and 82 interface languages. This matters most when you sell into a market you are not based in, because the local result set is the only one that counts.
Up to the first 50 organic results, your choice of 10, 20, 30 or 50. The scan stops as soon as it finds your domain.
Weekly suits most sites, monthly in slow moving industries. Pick a fixed day and compare like with like, because daily checking mostly measures normal fluctuation.
Less than it did. Ahrefs measured a 58 percent lower click through rate for the top ranking page when an AI Overview is present. Position one is still the best place to be, it simply earns fewer visits than it did two years ago.
Yes, as a baseline, as long as you state where the number came from. It is an index position rather than a client specific personalised result.
The keyword, domain and country are stored so repeat checks can be cached. Your IP address is never stored. A one way keyed hash is used only to count your daily allowance.
Knowing the position is the easy half. Closing the gap against the pages above you is the work, and it is the work Itzfizz Digital does for clients across the United Kingdom and India. Send the keyword and we will tell you what is holding the page back.
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