How is rank calculated?
The tool uses ten-position pages: rank = (page − 1) × 10 + position. Third on page two means rank 13. Checks begin at page one, stop at the first match, and never go beyond page five. Google may return fewer than ten organic results; page labels follow this ten-position convention.
What counts as a result?
Only organic Google links are checked. Ads, maps and AI answers are excluded. Any page on the domain or its subdomains can match; www and non-www are treated alike. The matched page URL is also shown.
Why can my own search look different?
Country, language, device, time and personalization affect results. This is a snapshot with your chosen settings, not a universal fixed rank. Keep settings consistent when comparing checks. Identical checks may use a cached result for up to 15 minutes; the observation time is displayed.
What does “not found” mean?
It means no matching domain was found in the available results within the five-page limit. The website may rank lower. Service errors or exhausted credits produce an incomplete-check message rather than a false “not found” result.
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