What page of Google am I on? Enter your domain and a keyword. We pull the live US top 100 and tell you the exact position, the page number, and which URL is ranking. No signup, 3 free checks a day.
Google shows ten organic results per page, so position 14 means page 2 and position 37 means page 4. Site rankings move daily and differ by location, device, and search history, which is why a check you run in your own browser is not a reliable read. This checker asks Google's US index directly, without your history, so the number reflects what a new searcher sees.
Want more than three checks or tracking over time? The Brand Audit benchmarks your top keywords and tells you what to fix to move them.
A Google position checker answers one question: for this keyword, which position does my website hold right now? This website rank checker reads the live organic results, finds your domain, and returns the position (1 to 100), the page of Google it lands on, and the exact URL Google chose to rank. Run it whenever you publish or update a page to check your Google rank before and after the change.
Rank checker or rank tracker? A Google rank checker is a one-off check of your ranking for a keyword. A rank tracker repeats that check on a schedule and charts your Google position over time. Use the checker to spot-check a handful of keywords for free, and move to tracking once you are actively working to improve a ranking.
Customers now ask ChatGPT and Google AI for recommendations. Ranking on page 1 does not mean the AI engines mention you.
Divide your position by ten and round up. Position 1 to 10 is page 1, 11 to 20 is page 2, and so on. This tool reports both the position and the page so you do not have to count.
Enter your domain and the keyword above. The checker scans the top 100 US organic results and reports where your site appears. If it is not in the top 100, you will see that too, along with who is ranking instead.
It is a rank checker: one live snapshot per keyword. A rank tracker records positions every day and charts the trend. SEMPITE tracks keyword rankings for clients as part of the Brand Audit and the Growth Partner retainer.
Google personalizes results by location, device, and history, and site rankings change throughout the day. This tool uses a clean US desktop query with no history, so it can differ from your own screen by a few positions.
No. It reports classic organic results only. For AI answers, use the AI Citation Checker; for local pack and Google Business Profile, the Brand Audit covers both.