Keyword Tracking.
Turn search demand into a focused keyword plan.
Research ideas, organize the terms you want to keep, and use your connected Google Search Console data to understand how tracked queries perform for a project. Research and tracking allowances follow your plan.
Keyword workspace
Illustrative research and rank view
Research
Market ideas
Lists
Saved terms
Rank history
Search Console
Keyword ideas
Selected marketRank evidence
Google Search Console
Recorded position and movement appear when Search Console provides impressions.
Research, tracking, and live SERP are separate tools.
That distinction shows which information fits your question and where the data comes from before you consume a plan allowance.
Research sources
Explore available market metrics and idea types. The product labels live, sandbox, and sample research responses.
Keyword lists
Keep a focused set of saved terms with a topic, market, language, and supported search-engine context.
Rank evidence
Connected Google Search Console projects provide recorded average positions, changes, and ranking-page context.
Usage controls
Saved terms, keyword research, and live SERP lookups use separate allowances from the active plan.
What it actually does.
Use the tools that match the question: explore a market, maintain a targeted list, review your own Search Console positions, or run a live organic SERP lookup when you need current ranking context.
Research ideas
The workspace labels whether returned market data is live, sandbox, or sample.
Research with market context
Search keyword ideas by country and review available search-volume, CPC, competition, difficulty, intent, and historical-demand data. The interface identifies when the source is live, sandbox, or sample data.
Keep intentional keyword lists
Create lists around a topic, market, language, and search engine. Add or remove terms as your strategy changes, and refresh list metrics when you need a current research view.
Rank history
Google Search Console
Track your Google positions over time
For projects connected to Google Search Console, track selected queries and review the recorded average position, changes, short-term movement, ranking pages, and available history. A query without Search Console impressions is shown honestly as not ranking in that period.
Live SERP lookup
CountryOn-demand organic results for a supported search engine and selected market.
Inspect a live organic SERP
Run an on-demand organic-result lookup for a keyword and selected country, with Google or Bing where available. It returns the result list and can locate your domain in that lookup; each lookup counts against the relevant allowance.
Three steps. Zero setup tax.
Start with the topics you want to understand, then move only the important terms into a list or rank-tracking workflow.
Explore and qualify ideas
Search related, broad-match, question, suggestion, and autocomplete ideas. Use the selected country and available metrics to decide which terms deserve attention.
Save the terms that matter
Create a keyword list for your market and add the terms you want to keep. Your workspace shares the tracked-keyword allowance of the active plan.
Use first-party ranking evidence
Connect Google Search Console, track selected queries, and review the average positions and history that Search Console records for your project. Use opportunities views to investigate real impressions, CTR, and movement.
The questions every buyer asks.
What the keyword workspace can research, what comes from Google Search Console, and how plan usage applies.
Research explores a keyword market and returns available provider metrics such as volume, CPC, competition, difficulty, intent, and demand history. Rank tracking is separate: it uses a connected project's Google Search Console data to show how selected queries have performed for that project.
Make every tracked term intentional.
Research the market, save the terms worth tracking, and use your project's own Search Console evidence to prioritize what to improve next.