SERP checker
See the live search results page for any keyword, in any country, on desktop or mobile: who ranks, and what features sit above them.
What it shows
The SERP checker fetches the real results page for a keyword right now:
- Organic results: position, title, address and snippet for each result.
- SERP features: every element on the page, such as an AI Overview, featured snippet, People Also Ask, local pack, videos, images and ads.
Where to find it: SERP Checker in the dashboard, or serp_results in your AI assistant.
Why check a results page yourself
The results page is the best guide to what a keyword needs:
- Intent: if the top ten are all recipes, a product page will not rank. Match the format.
- Competition: if the top results are huge, famous sites, it will be hard. If they are small blogs and forums, there is room.
- Features: an AI Overview or a map pack changes how many clicks the organic results get.
- Angle: read the titles. They show what Google thinks people want, and where you can offer something better.
How to use it
- Enter a keyword.
- Choose the country, the engine (Google or Bing) and the device (desktop or mobile). Results on mobile often differ.
- Choose how deep to look. The first 20 results cover most needs.
Cost
About 2 credits for 20 results. Reading deeper, up to 100 results, costs more.
From your AI assistant
serp_results takes a keyword, and optional location, engine, device and depth.
Try: "Show me the Google results for 'best burr grinder' on mobile in the US. What kind of pages rank, and what would a new page need to compete?"