Track what matters. Know when it moves.
Most rank trackers estimate your positions using a crawler that doesn't see what your actual visitors see. Everywhere pulls from Google Search Console directly — the same data Google uses — so your rankings are accurate, not approximated.
Daily
Position Updates
Pulled directly from GSC API
180d
Trend Window
Spot slow declines before they compound
Tags
Keyword Groups
Organize by property, location, intent
Alerts
Webhook Notifications
Slack, email, or custom webhook
GSC-native tracking — no estimated positions, no crawler noise
Third-party rank trackers send bots to Google, record what position they see, and call it your rank. The problem: Google personalizes results by location, device, and history. The position a bot sees in San Francisco at 2am isn't the position your guest sees on their iPhone in New York. GSC data is the average across all real impressions — from real users, all locations, all devices.
- Pulls directly from Google Search Console API — the same source Google Analytics uses
- Aggregate impression-weighted position across all real search queries
- Tracks both desktop and mobile positions separately where data allows
- No crawler bans, no Google ToS concerns, no bot traffic interference
Estimated Rank
4
Bot in San Francisco
GSC Average
7.2
All real impressions
The "4" feels good. The 7.2 is what you actually have.
30, 90, and 180-day trends catch what weekly snapshots miss
Rankings rarely collapse overnight — they drift. A page that loses 0.3 positions per week looks stable on any given Monday but has dropped 3.6 positions after three months. Trend analysis over 30, 90, and 180-day windows surfaces these slow-moving threats before they become expensive problems to fix.
- Three configurable trend windows: 30, 90, and 180 days
- Velocity scoring: how fast a keyword is declining, not just where it stands today
- Momentum alerts: pages on a sustained upward trend vs. one-week spikes
- Compare trend against content publish date to measure update impact
Slow Decline Detected — 90d Trend
"luxury beach house caribbean" has drifted from 6.1 → 9.4 over 90 days. Invisible week-to-week, but down 3.3 positions overall.
30d Change
▼ 0.4
90d Change
▼ 3.3
180d Change
▼ 5.8
Tag, filter, and alert on keywords that matter to your business
Not all keywords deserve equal attention. Tag your booking-intent keywords separately from your informational content. Set alerts for your top 20 revenue-driving terms. Filter your dashboard to show only villa-specific queries when you're thinking about one property. Keyword tracking that adapts to how you actually think about your business.
- Custom tags: organize by property, destination, intent type, or campaign
- Saved filters: jump straight to the keyword groups you care about most
- Alert thresholds: get notified when any tracked keyword moves more than N positions
- Webhook support: push ranking changes to Slack, email, or your own systems
Alert: "turks caicos rental" dropped 1.4 positions → position 9.3
"The 90-day trend caught a slow decline two months before it showed up in our quarterly review. We fixed the content before the drop became a real problem — that's the difference between reactive and proactive SEO."
Marcus R.
Head of Marketing, Sun & Sand Retreats
Frequently asked questions
Is Everywhere's rank tracking different from just looking at Google Search Console?
GSC shows you all queries you appear for, but navigating it to track specific keywords over time is cumbersome. Everywhere lets you select specific keywords to watch, set alert thresholds, view 30/90/180-day trend charts, and tag keywords into groups — all on top of the same GSC data source. You get GSC accuracy with the UX of a dedicated rank tracker.
How often are rankings updated?
Rankings are pulled from the GSC API daily. GSC typically has a 2–3 day processing lag for recent data, which means today's dashboard shows data through 2–3 days ago. This is a Google-side constraint that affects all tools using the GSC API — it's the tradeoff for getting accurate impression-weighted averages rather than single-point crawler estimates.
Can I track competitor rankings?
Rank Tracker tracks your own GSC data — your rankings as Google reports them. Competitor ranking data isn't available through the GSC API since Google doesn't share other sites' data. For competitive intelligence, AI Monitoring's cross-channel alerts detect competitor movements indirectly: when your rankings drop and CPCs spike simultaneously on the same keywords, that's a strong competitor signal even without direct visibility into their positions.
How do ranking alerts work?
You set a position-change threshold per keyword or per tag group — for example, alert me if any keyword in my 'Booking Intent' group moves more than 2 positions in 7 days. When the threshold is crossed, Everywhere sends an alert via your configured channels: in-app notification, email, or Slack webhook. Alerts fire once per trigger, not on every data pull, so you don't get spammed.
Track your rankings. Act before they drop.
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