Free Google and Bing rank checker
Enter your domain, a keyword and a country. We run a live search on Google, Bing or both, and show you where you land in the top 10. No signup.
How it works
We search your keyword in the country you pick, then look for your domain in the results. If it's there, you get its position and the page that ranks. If it isn't on page one, we say so. Either way you see the full top 10, so you can tell who you're up against.
Why Google and Bing positions differ
Google and Bing crawl the web separately and rank with different systems. The same page can sit at 4 on one and 18 on the other. Bing is the smaller of the two, but other products build on its results, so a position there is worth knowing. That's why the checker can run both side by side.
Why checking by hand misleads you
When you search for your own site, the result you see is personalised. Your location, device and search history all change the order, and you're far more likely to have visited your own site than a stranger is. A private window removes the sign-in effect but not your location. A checker that searches from a neutral spot in one country gives you a cleaner number, though it's still a snapshot. Rankings move through the day.
Want more than page one?
Jack's SEO MCP lets Claude check any keyword down to position 100 and tell you what to fix. The free checker is a taste of it.
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Is the rank checker really free?
Yes. There's no signup and no card. We cap how many checks each person can run per hour and per day so it can stay free.
Why does it only show the top 10?
The free checker shows page one, which is where almost all the clicks are. To see where you sit anywhere down to position 100, run the same check from Claude with Jack's SEO MCP.
Which countries can I check?
32 countries on both Google and Bing, including the UK, the US, Singapore, Australia, Canada and most of Europe. Pick the country your customers search from, because rankings are country-specific.
Why is my position different from what I see when I search myself?
Your own searches are shaped by your location, your search history and whether you're signed in. The checker searches from a neutral position in the country you pick, so the number is the one a stranger would see.
Does a subdomain count as my domain?
Yes. If you enter example.com, a result on www.example.com or blog.example.com counts as a match, and we show you the best position across all of them. Other sites with a similar name don't count.
Why does Bing show a different position from Google?
They're separate search engines with their own crawlers and ranking systems. It's normal to rank on page one of one and page two of the other.
How fresh are the results?
They come from live searches. If someone ran the same check a moment ago, you may get that recent result instead, and the card says so. Rankings move through the day, so treat any single check as a snapshot.