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Rank Check + Revenue Query Finder.

Bulk Keyword Rank Checker

Not all suburbs are equal. "Portable storage melbourne" has 4 ads above the fold and 3 below. "Portable storage eltham" has zero.
Rankings and ad counts reveal which suburbs make money.
Six data points per keyword
Ad counts reveal commercial intent
Account rotation keeps results fresh
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The Location Page Problem

Your service area has 500 suburbs. You've built pages for 80. Which 420 are left?
You run local SEO for a business with a 40km service radius. That radius contains 500 suburbs. You've built location pages for some of them. "Plumber Brunswick." "Plumber Fitzroy." "Plumber Collingwood." Maybe 80 pages across three years of work.

You could dig through WordPress. Search for each suburb name. Check if a page exists. Check if it ranks. But your pages don't always match suburb names exactly - "plumber northern suburbs" covers multiple suburbs. Some rank. Some don't.

The real question isn't which pages exist. It's which suburbs you're actually ranking for on page one - regardless of whether you have a dedicated page or not. That requires searching Google. 500 times.

What Rank Trackers Can't Tell You

Cloud-based rank trackers crawl from their servers. They return a position number. That's it.
Ahrefs, SEMrush, SE Ranking - they don't tell you how many ads sit above that position. They don't tell you if you're in the local pack. They don't show you the SERP as an actual user sees it.

They also charge per keyword. 500 keywords/month at BrightLocal costs $49+. At SE Ranking, $39+. At Ahrefs, $99+. Every month. For data that's already sitting on Google's search results page.

Bulk Keyword Rank Checker runs in your browser. It searches Google the same way you would - except it does it 500 times while you make coffee. No API. No per-keyword fee. No monthly subscription for rank data.

Rankings are one metric. The search results data tools also capture ads, bold terms, and SERP features.

Six Data Points Per Keyword

Paste keywords. Set your domain. Click Start. Each search gets analyzed for six signals.
  • Organic Position → Your domain's position in organic results (1-10). Dash if not on page one.
  • Local Pack Position → L1, L2, or L3 if your domain appears in Google's 3-pack.
  • Sponsored → Whether your domain appears in paid results.
  • Ads Above → Count of paid ads above organic results for that query.
  • Ads Below → Count of paid ads below organic results.
  • URL → The exact page on your site that's ranking. Export as CSV or paste as TSV into Google Sheets.

Part of the
SERP Toolkit

Tools that work together in the SERP toolkit.

Bold From SERP →

When you search, Google bolds terms in the results. Not just your exact query - related terms too. Search "personal injury lawyer" and Google bo.

Google Ads Scraper →

You Google your target keyword. Three ads at the top. You screenshot each one. Paste into a doc. Squint at the headlines. Manually type out the.

Search Result Stats →

Google's result count is buried. Time to render isn't shown. Basic stats require extra effort to find.Search Result Stats displays key metrics p.

SERP Numbering →

Counting search results manually wastes time. "Is that position 5 or 6?"SERP Numbering adds clear position indicators to every organic result. N.

SERP Scraper →

Other SEO extensions scrape keywords and volumes from cached crawls. The live SERP - filter bubbles, related products, AI Overview, headings, an.

Sponsored Highlighter →

Google marks ads with "Sponsored."The label is gray. It's small. It uses the same font as everything else. It's designed to blend in. Your clien.