Rank tracking in the dashboard
Create a tracker, understand the cost line, choose a schedule, and read the results.
Rank tracking records where a domain ranks for a set of keywords each time a check runs. The agent tools are documented under Rank tracking, including the cost model. This page is the dashboard view of the same thing.
Creating a tracker
Open Rank Tracking in the project sidebar and choose New tracker. The two-step dialog asks for:
- Keywords, up to 1,000, one per line.
- Market: the country and language, from the same picker as research. Optionally a City in canonical form (
Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania,United States), which switches the tracker to city-level local results. For local trackers, keyword volumes come from Google Ads at that city, the only source with city-level numbers. - Devices: Desktop + Mobile (the default, two checks per keyword), desktop, or mobile.
- Depth: Top 10, 20 (default), 30, 50, or 100.
- Schedule: daily, weekly (default), monthly, or manual.
Before you confirm, the dialog shows the cost of one check and, for a schedule, the projected monthly cost: daily counts 30 checks a month, weekly 4, monthly 1. Scheduled checks use the provider's task queue and cost about 30% of a manual check.
Schedules are a paid feature
Manual trackers with a Check now button work on every plan, including Free. Daily, weekly, and monthly schedules require Starter or above. Trackers are counted workspace-wide: 1 on Free, 5 on Starter, 25 on Pro, 100 on Scale.
Checking now
Check now on a tracker's page shows the exact credit cost and asks you to approve it. The approved figure is a ceiling: the run re-estimates before spending and aborts if the real cost would exceed it. Only one check per tracker runs at a time.
How schedules run
A new schedule is given a random time between 04:00 and 09:00 UTC so checks spread across the day. Later runs advance from the previous scheduled time, so a delayed run does not drift the schedule; monthly checks land on the last day of the month. A scheduled check is skipped, and the reason recorded on the tracker, when the workspace is out of credits, the plan no longer includes scheduling, or the tracker has no keywords.
Reading results
A tracker's page shows the keyword table with the latest position per device, a position matrix across runs, a trend chart, per-keyword history, and the list of runs. A blank position means the domain was not found within the tracker's depth. Removing a keyword keeps its history, so re-adding it later loses nothing.