SERP competitors
Find out which websites own a whole topic, by measuring who ranks across a set of keywords rather than just one.
What it shows
Enter a set of keywords that define a topic, and SERP competitors shows which domains rank for them, with:
| Column | What it means |
|---|---|
| Domain | The site |
| Keywords | How many of your keywords it ranks for |
| Avg position | Its average position across them |
| Median | The middle position, less affected by one outlier |
| Traffic | Estimated visits it gets from these keywords |
| Visibility | Its overall presence across the set |
Where to find it: SERP Competitors in the dashboard, or serp_competitors in your AI assistant.
Competitors or SERP competitors?
- Competitors starts from a domain and asks "who competes with this site across everything it ranks for?"
- SERP competitors starts from keywords and asks "who owns this topic?"
Use SERP competitors when you are entering a new topic and want to know who you will be up against before you write anything.
How to use it
- Add 5 to 20 keywords that together describe one topic. Press Enter after each.
- Choose the country.
- Study the top domains with Domain overview and Top pages.
Cost
About 2 credits per run.
From your AI assistant
Try: "Which sites own the topic of home espresso? Use these keywords: espresso grind size, best espresso machine under 500, how to dial in espresso, espresso vs americano."