Free Bulk Keyword Rank Checker

Check where your website ranks on Google for up to 20 keywords at a time — live, for any country, city and device.

Keywords — one per line, max 20

0 / 20 keywords

Domain or exact URL

Country Language

Device City (optional)

Match exact URL only

Free: 50 checks per day. Sign up to track daily.

How to check Google rankings for multiple keywords

Use the free bulk rank checker above: it runs a live, non-personalised Google search for every keyword and shows where your domain ranks in the top 100 results, with the exact ranking URL.

Paste your keywords — one per line.
Enter your domain (e.g. example.com). Subdomains are included automatically; tick “exact URL” to check one page.
Choose country, language, device and — for local SEO — a city.
Click Check rankings. Results appear live as each keyword finishes.

“—” means the site wasn't found in the top 100 Google results.

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Free rank checker questions

How do I check my Google ranking for multiple keywords?

Paste up to 20 keywords (one per line) into the free bulk rank checker, enter your domain, choose the country, city and device, then click “Check rankings”. Each keyword's live Google position and ranking URL appears as soon as it finishes.

Is this keyword rank checker really free?

Yes. Guests can check 20 keywords at a time and 50 a day without signing up. A free account adds a saved project with ranking history.

How accurate are the rankings?

Every check runs a fresh, non-personalised Google search for the location and device you choose and reads the organic results exactly as returned — the same results a new visitor in that place would see.

What does “—” mean in the results?

Your site was not found in the top 100 organic Google results for that keyword. Ads, map packs and “People also ask” boxes are not counted as positions.

Can I check local rankings for a city?

Yes. Enter a city such as “Udaipur, Rajasthan, India” and the search is run as if from that city — essential for local SEO and “near me” keywords.