Free SERP Checker

What SERP analysis reveals.

A search engine results page is a public scoreboard of what Google currently believes deserves to rank for a keyword. SERP analysis reads that scoreboard properly: not just who is in the top 10, but how much authority each result carries, what kind of pages they are, which SERP features surround them and how much room is genuinely left for a new entrant.

The same keyword can hide two very different realities. A top 10 full of weak domains with thin pages is an invitation. A top 10 where every result has strong authority behind it, plus an AI Overview and a featured snippet soaking up clicks above it, is a long campaign dressed up as an opportunity. Difficulty scores compress that judgement into one number; looking at the actual SERP shows you why the number is what it is, and sometimes shows the number is wrong.

This tool does the reading for you. It fetches the live top 10 for your keyword in your chosen market, attaches an authority score to every result, measures each title and meta description, flags every SERP feature present, and pulls out the People Also Ask questions as ready-made content ideas.

Here’s how the SERP checker looks:

How the checker works.

Each check makes two calls through leading SEO data providers. The first fetches the live Google results page for your keyword, market and device, returning the top 10 organic results plus every SERP feature present, including AI Overview detection and the People Also Ask block. The second enriches all ten domains in one batch with an authority score, which we normalise to a 0 to 100 scale so the colour bands match our other tools.

The analysis strip is computed from that data directly: average authority of the top 10, the count of exact-match domains and the average title length. Nothing in it is AI-generated or padded; it is arithmetic on what the results page actually contains. Checks are cached for around 12 hours per keyword, market and device.

Honesty notes: authority scores are estimates and each provider models them differently, so expect small differences against other tools. And because Google serves slightly different pages between data centres and hours of the day, a result at position 6 here may sit at 5 or 7 in your own browser. The shape of the SERP, which is what you are really assessing, stays stable.

Please Note:

1. This tool is provided free, as-is. Authority scores are third-party estimates and vary between data providers; no score is an exact measure of a domain’s strength.

2. Google serves slightly different results between locations, data centres and moments in time, so positions here may differ by a place or two from what any individual searcher sees.

3. SERP analysis informs targeting decisions; it is not a prediction or guarantee of rankings, traffic or business outcomes.

4. Checks are cached for around 12 hours per keyword, market and device, and your searches are not tied to you or used for anything beyond serving the result.

FAQ.

Quick answers about SERP checking, features and how to read the results.