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What this keyword position checker does

This is a simple SEO position tool: give it a keyword and your website address, and it looks up where your site currently sits in Google’s results for that keyword. It shows the ranking position, the exact page URL that appears in the results, and the position for the country you choose, because Google rankings change from market to market. Where the data is available, search volume and CPC are shown next to the result, so you can judge whether a keyword is worth chasing before you spend time on it. It works as a one-off web position tool or as part of a weekly routine — you can check several keywords in a single session, which makes it a practical keyword tracker for position checks across a whole site rather than a single page.

How to use it

1. Type the keyword you want to check, exactly as a searcher would type it — for example, “emergency plumber leeds” or “sourdough starter recipe”.
2. Enter your domain and select the country whose Google results you want to see.
3. Read your position and the ranking URL. If nothing appears, your site is not in the results Google returned for that keyword in that country.
4. Repeat for the rest of your keyword list, and note the results down — the tool does not store your history, so a simple spreadsheet is the easiest way to watch positions move week to week.

Worked examples

A food blogger checks “sourdough starter recipe” for her own domain on United States results and gets position 14, with the ranking URL pointing to her starter guide rather than her homepage. That tells her two things: the right page is ranking, and it is four places from page one, so improving that post is her next job. A plumber in Leeds checks “emergency plumber leeds” on United Kingdom results and finds position 6 — comfortably on page one locally, even though the same search from another country would show a different order entirely. That is why the country selector matters: among search engine position tools, a ranking only means something for the market you actually sell to.

Bloggers use it to spot posts that are climbing or slipping, business owners use it to confirm their SEO work is having an effect, and freelancers use it to report positions to clients without paying for a subscription tracker. It is free, runs in your browser, and needs no sign-up.

Once you know where you stand, find new keywords worth targeting with the Keyword Suggestion Tool, check the keyword density of the page that ranks, or expand one keyword into a full topic with the Related Keywords Finder.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I check my keyword position on Google for free?

Enter the keyword, your domain and the country in the checker above. It returns your Google ranking position and the exact URL that ranks, at no cost and with no sign-up.

What does “position” mean in the results?

It is where your page appears in the organic results for that keyword — position 1 is the top result. It also shows which of your pages ranks, which is not always the page you expect.

Why is my website not showing for my keyword?

If the tool returns no position, your site is outside the results Google returned for that keyword and country. The usual causes are a new page, weak relevance to the keyword, or stronger competing pages — checking a longer, more specific version of the keyword often shows where you stand.

Can I check positions for more than one keyword?

Yes. You can run several keywords in one session, which suits a weekly check-up across a site. The tool does not save your results, so record them if you want to compare positions over time.