Track Google Search rankings

Tracking a keyword's ranking means requesting the same search regularly and reading where a given domain lands, along with which SERP features (featured snippets, People Also Ask, ads) are showing alongside it. Fetch returns the rendered results page so that comparison is a data problem, not a parsing one. For the full page decomposed into every feature block instead of a single ranking check, see Scrape Google.

01What you get

• Ranking position. Where a given domain lands in organic results for the query.
• Organic results. Title, URL, and snippet for each ranked result.
• SERP features present. Featured snippet, People Also Ask, and other blocks shown for that query.
• Ads. Sponsored results shown above or alongside organic ones.

02Frequently asked questions

How is this different from Scrape Google?

Scrape Google decomposes a single results page into every feature block; this page is about the recurring check of where one domain ranks for a keyword over time.

Does this cover a specific region or language?

Yes, set the request's locale and Google returns results for that market.

Does this need a Google API key?

No, Fetch reads the public results page directly.