Free Google rank checker for any keyword
Ahrefs Rank Tracker, Semrush Position Tracking and SerpWatch are all paid subscriptions. The FeedPulse free SERP checker costs nothing — check up to 3 keywords at once, across 30 country-specific Google domains (google.com, google.co.uk, google.co.in, google.fr, google.com.au, google.com.my, google.de…) on either desktop or mobile devices. If you have been looking for a Google rank checker that does not ask for a card before it shows you a single position, this is it.
How does the SERP checker work?
We query Google's top 30 organic results for each keyword, then look for your domain among them. If we find a match, you get the exact position (1-30). If we don't, the keyword is marked 'Not in top 30' — meaning your page isn't in Google's first three pages of results and your real SEO target should be cracking page 1. Results come from Serper.dev's Google index first, SerpAPI second, and — only if both are unavailable — a DuckDuckGo fallback that is flagged as an estimate in the result panel, because DuckDuckGo rankings are not Google rankings.
Why bulk-check 3 keywords at once?
Single-keyword rank checks miss the bigger SEO picture. By bundling 3 related keywords (your primary + 2 long-tail variants), you instantly see which queries are working and which aren't — perfect for content-cluster strategy, competitor gap analysis, and weekly SERP audits.
Why only the top 30 results?
Partly honesty about a constraint, partly a deliberate choice. Google removed the num=100 parameter in 2025, so no tool can pull 100 results in one request any more — every rank checker now paginates, and each extra page costs another API credit. We stop at three pages because the click data does not justify going deeper: Backlinko's study (updated April 2025) puts position 1 at 27.6% CTR with the top three taking roughly 54% of clicks between them, while Advanced Web Ranking's July 2026 dataset shows CTR converging below 1% per position from position 6 onward — position 11 at 0.67%, position 20 at 0.27%. Nobody publishes a trustworthy aggregate for positions 31-100, so we won't invent one; what the per-position data does support is that 'rank 87 → rank 76' changes nothing and 'rank 31 → rank 10' changes everything. If your keyword shows 'Not in top 30', the next step isn't deeper pagination — it's earning real authority via backlinks, on-page SEO, and topical depth.
Brag about your rankings with a free embeddable badge
Once you find a keyword where you rank well, copy the HTML snippet to display 'Ranked #3 on Google for <keyword>' on your homepage, About page, or footer. Auto-refreshes weekly so the badge stays current. Works on WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, Ghost CMS, Squarespace, Blogger, and plain static HTML.