SERP Monitoring
Agent

How each check runs

Enter a domain and a list of queries, one per line. Duplicates are stripped, the list is capped at 15, and every query is fired at Google in parallel and scanned 100 results deep. The tool reports the best organic position the domain holds, counting subdomains as a match, along with the URL that earned it. Queries where the domain does not appear anywhere in those 100 results are marked as not ranking, which is a more useful answer than an estimate.

Position is only half the picture

Where you sit matters less than what sits above you. Each row lists the SERP features detected on that result page, so a position 3 surrounded by an AI Overview, a video pack and a shopping block reads very differently from a clean position 3. The AI Overview indicator appears on every query whether or not one is present, so absence is recorded as clearly as presence. A plain-English summary sits above the table, and the full set exports to CSV or Excel.

• ›AI Overview presence, flagged on every query
• ›Featured snippet, People Also Ask and knowledge panel
• ›Video, image, shopping and top stories packs
• ›Sitelinks on your result or a competitor's

What it does not do yet

This is an on-demand checker rather than a rank tracker. Nothing is stored between runs, so there is no history chart and no daily email. Daily tracking with stored position history is built but switched off while the storage layer is finished. In practice, on-demand covers most of what people open a rank tracker for: verifying a launch, checking a claim, or confirming that a refresh actually moved something. Re-run the same query list whenever you want a fresh read.