Configure the keywords, country, language, optional location, device, and available check frequency that matter to your campaign. Review current and best positions, movement, ranking URLs, history, portfolio visibility, and competitor positions without relying on personalized manual searches.
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Screpy Rank Tracker checks a selected keyword portfolio with configured country, language, optional location, device, and available frequency settings. It records the observed Google organic position, ranking URL, movement, history, and competitor context so teams can compare equivalent searches over time.
A useful rank-tracking baseline starts with deliberate keywords and stable search settings. Screpy keeps the market, device, portfolio metrics, position evidence, and ranking page together for every review.
Add the commercial, product, service, and content queries your team has decided to monitor instead of filling the project with unrelated terms.
Configure the search market for each keyword so positions from different countries or languages are not mixed into one trend.
Track desktop and mobile searches separately when device context matters to the campaign, page, or audience.
Add a location when the same Google query needs a more specific geographic context. Use Map Tracker separately for Google Maps positions.
Use portfolio visibility and its seven-day movement to see whether the tracked set is gaining or losing search presence overall.
See how many tracked terms sit in the highest result groups and how the rest of the portfolio is distributed.
Review the current position, movement from the previous check, and best recorded position without reducing the decision to a single number.
See which URL ranks for the keyword and whether the result belongs to the project domain, making unexpected page changes easier to investigate.
Review visibility, seven-day change, Top 3 and Top 10 counts, and position distribution before opening individual keywords. The overview shows whether movement is broad or concentrated in a small part of the portfolio.
Move from a portfolio signal to the selected keyword. Compare previous checks, the current and best position, the ranking URL, and stored organic result context before deciding whether a page or campaign needs action.
Use the competitors configured for the project to compare positions on the keyword portfolio. Review the result beside your own movement so a market-wide change is not mistaken for an isolated site problem.
Create segments with tracked-keyword, path, host, or full-URL rules. Preview matches and overlap, filter saved or unmatched keywords, and export the current table when a focused workflow needs spreadsheet data.
Rank tracking is most useful when every term has a purpose, every comparison uses consistent settings, and every response is verified against the page and later checks.
Track queries connected to an important page, market, campaign, or customer journey. A smaller purposeful set is easier to interpret than a large list with no owner or next action.
Use the same country, language, optional location, device, and available check frequency. A settings change can alter the result even when the page itself has not changed.
Compare current position, change, history, ranking URL, portfolio distribution, and competitor positions. Confirm whether the movement continues across later checks.
Review the ranking page, search intent, recent releases, internal links, crawl and indexability signals, content changes, and competitor movement. Record the change and return after the next comparable analyses.
Recurring position data becomes useful when it supports a concrete content, competitive, market, or reporting decision—not when the team monitors every possible query without a next action.
Follow the target keyword set and ranking URL after a meaningful refresh without assuming that one early movement proves the update worked.
Compare project and competitor positions for the same tracked terms to see whether visibility shifted across the market or only on your site.
Keep country, language, location, desktop, and mobile contexts explicit when teams manage international or region-specific search campaigns.
Compare Screpy with AccuRanker when you need to choose between a broader SEO workspace and deeper specialist rank intelligence.
Use Rank Tracker for recurring checks of selected terms, the free checker for one current snapshot, and Search Console for the broader queries and pages where Google measured impressions or clicks.
Monitor a deliberate keyword portfolio with consistent market and device settings, history, ranking URLs, competitors, segments, and exports.
Run a one-time Google keyword check when you need a current result snapshot without creating a recurring project monitor.
Review the wider query and page performance Google measured for a verified property, including clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position.
Screpy documentation
Follow the Screpy guide to add keywords, keep search settings comparable, interpret movement, review history and competitors, and use Rank Tracker data through supported interfaces.
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A keyword rank tracker checks selected search terms with consistent market and device settings, records the observed Google positions, and keeps the results over time. Screpy also shows the ranking URL, position change, best recorded position, portfolio visibility, distribution, and competitor context.
The free Keyword Rank Checker gives you a current snapshot for one keyword search. Rank Tracker is for a selected portfolio that needs recurring checks, position history, market and device settings, ranking URLs, competitors, segments, and exports inside a project.
Rank Tracker follows the terms and search contexts you deliberately configure. Search Console reports the broader queries and pages where Google recorded impressions or clicks for a verified property. Use Rank Tracker for controlled monitoring and Search Console for measured search performance; the two datasets are related but not interchangeable.
Rank-check frequency depends on the options and allowance available to the project. Keep the configured frequency consistent when comparing movement, and review the current pricing and project controls rather than relying on a fixed limit published in marketing copy.
Yes. Each tracked keyword can include a country, language, desktop or mobile device, and an optional location. These settings define the search context and should remain consistent when you compare history.
Manual results can vary with location, device, language, personalization, timing, and SERP layout. Compare rankings collected with the same configured context and look for sustained movement rather than expecting every manual search to reproduce one recorded position.
Visibility summarizes how prominently the tracked keyword set appears. Top 3 and Top 10 count how many tracked terms fall inside those position groups, while distribution shows where the rest of the portfolio sits. Use them as portfolio signals and open individual keywords before deciding what changed.
Yes. The keyword table includes the current ranking URL and whether the result belongs to the project domain. A URL change can reveal intent mismatch, competing pages, or a deliberate page transition that deserves investigation.
Yes. Project competitors can be compared against the tracked keyword set so you can see where their positions differ from yours. Competitor movement is context for investigation, not proof that one competitor change caused your result.
Segments group tracked keywords through keyword-text or ranking-URL rules, including keyword, path, host, or full-URL conditions. You can preview matches, review overlap, and filter to saved segments or keywords that match no segment. Keyword rules also work before a ranking URL is found.
Screpy Rank Tracker focuses on the first 10 Google organic results because deeper result pages are not reliably accessible. Use Search Console and Organic Keywords for broader discovery, then add the business-critical terms you want to monitor consistently.
Yes. The web interface can export the current keyword rows to CSV or Excel with keyword, device, country, language, location, position, change, best position, ranking URL, and last-analysis time. API and MCP access are separate interfaces with their own supported operations.
No. A higher position can improve opportunity, but traffic also depends on search demand, SERP features, title and description appeal, intent, seasonality, brand preference, competition, and whether Google records an impression. Use Rank Tracker beside Search Console and conversion data.
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