Daily Google keyword rank tracking · for local & small business

You choose the keywords that matter to your business and grant the tracker view-only access to your Google Search Console. It checks your position for each keyword every day and presents everything in your private dashboard — your positions, changes and full history — which you can open at any time, on phone or computer.

There's no real difference — both check where your website appears in Google's results for the keywords you choose. A rank checker often means a one-off look, while a rank tracker records your position automatically over time. DailyRankTracking does the tracking kind: it checks your keywords every day and keeps the full history.

DailyRankTracking checks your Google rankings once every day, automatically. You don't have to check anything yourself — DailyRankTracking pulls your latest position for every keyword each day and records it, building a complete history of how your Google rankings rise and fall over time.

Google Search Console is Google's own free tool that holds your raw ranking data, but it's awkward to read day to day and keeps no tidy daily history. A rank tracker like DailyRankTracking reads that same data through view-only access and turns it into a clear dashboard — your chosen keywords, your daily position and a day-by-day record you can actually follow. Same source, far easier to use.

Yes — DailyRankTracking records your position in the SERP for every keyword you choose, once a day, every day. It comes straight from your Google Search Console data, so it's your real SERP position, not an estimate.

It follows how your site is set up in Google Search Console, because that's where the data comes from. If you verified a Domain property (the whole domain), your tracking covers the entire domain — your main site, www, and any subdomains like blog. or shop. — and for each keyword it reports whichever of your pages ranks best. If you verified a URL-prefix property (a single address like https://yoursite.com/), it covers only that exact site, not separate subdomains. If you want everything including subdomains tracked, choose the Domain property when you connect Search Console.

By default your rankings are tracked across all countries combined. When you sign up you can pick a target country instead — say Germany or the United States — and your rankings are then tracked there, because the same keyword can rank very differently from one country to the next. It all comes from your Google Search Console data, so whichever you choose, it's your real position in that market, not an estimate. Want to change it later? Just ask us and we'll switch it over.

Within about 15 minutes, usually sooner. As soon as you subscribe we set up your private rank tracker and email you the link, along with the one step to connect your Google Search Console. If you don't see the email, check your spam folder. Your Google rankings then refresh automatically every day between about 05:00 and 07:00 UTC.

No — you don't have to name any keywords yourself. The tracker finds the keywords your site ranks for automatically, and you can also add specific ones you care about. Your keyword list expands on its own, up to 10,000 keywords.

One of the cheapest ways is a focused tool like DailyRankTracking: €14.99 a month (excl. VAT), no contract. It does the one thing you check most — your daily keyword positions — without the price or complexity of an enterprise SEO platform, which makes it well suited to freelancers, creators and small businesses.

It costs €14.99 per month (excl. VAT), with a free 7-day trial and everything included. There is no setup fee, and you can cancel at any time from your Freemius account portal.

No — your dashboard opens in any web browser on your phone or computer, with nothing to download or install. If you ever want the raw numbers, you can export your data as a CSV or Excel file straight from your dashboard.

It comes directly from Google Search Console — the same ranking data Google provides to site owners. This is your actual position in Google, not an estimate, which is why read-only access to your Search Console is required.

Once a day, between about 05:00 and 07:00 UTC — so your newest positions are already in when you check each morning. Google's own data runs a day or two behind, which is normal, and each position is a rolling 7-day average, so it stays steady rather than swinging on a single unusual day.

Yes — you add a single email address as a Restricted, view-only user, so the tracker can read your ranking data and nothing else. It cannot change or delete anything on your site — and you can remove the access at any time.

Yes — DailyRankTracking shows the keywords you already rank for and adds more as your rankings improve. New websites begin with limited data, which is normal, and specific, local keywords typically appear first.

It shows your position for keywords your site already appears for in Google, because it reads your real Search Console data. If you don't appear for a keyword yet, there's no position to show — but the moment you start ranking for it, it's picked up and added automatically. These are your genuine positions, not scraped estimates.

Keyword position history begins on the day your tracker is set up and adds a new entry every day from then on — it does not include positions from before you signed up. Your site's traffic is different: the moment your tracker goes live, its daily clicks are backfilled straight from Google Search Console, so your clicks chart starts with up to 16 months of history on day one.

Yes — your dashboard is built to work in a phone browser, so your positions, changes and full history are all there. You can also export your data as a CSV or Excel file if you prefer.

You can cancel at any time from your Freemius customer account portal, so it remains fully in your control — no contract, no lock-in. You will not be charged again. You keep your tracker for the remainder of the period already paid for, and it stops at the end of that period.

When your paid period ends, your tracker is switched off and your dashboard closes. Your ranking history is kept safe, so if you ever come back, you pick up exactly where you left off. If you would like your own copy, you can export everything as a CSV or Excel file from your dashboard beforehand.

Each subscription covers one website. To track more than one website, take out a separate subscription for each one — every site then has its own tracker, its own keywords and its own private dashboard link.

You can track up to 10,000 keywords per website. You don't add them by hand — the tracker automatically picks up the keywords your site ranks for in Google Search Console, up to that limit, and keeps your list up to date as your rankings change.