Check My Site Ranking
Use the My Site Rank Checker to see where your pages appear for target keywords in Google search results. Review current positions, compare changes over time, and identify which pages need targeted SEO improvements to increase organic visibility.
See Your Website’s Search Position
A My Site Rank Checker shows where a website page appears in Google results for a specified keyword. Enter your domain, search term and, where available, the country, language or device you want to assess. The result shows the ranking page, so you can check whether Google is displaying the intended URL.
Treat the result as a measurement, not an absolute judgement. Rankings vary with location, device, search history and changes to Google’s results. Check the same keyword consistently and compare results over time to distinguish genuine movement from a single fluctuation.
If a page is not ranking, check that it is indexed, relevant to the search intent and supported by clear on-page content. If the wrong page appears, review internal links, titles and topic focus before planning your next SEO improvement.
My Site Rank Checker Features
My Site Rank Checker features show where your pages appear for selected keywords and how those positions change. They help separate genuine ranking movement from differences caused by location, device or search history, while identifying the URL Google associates with each query.
Use the results to confirm visibility, assess changes and prioritise page, content or technical improvements.
Track Rankings and Prioritise SEO Improvements
My Site Rank Checker Questions Answered
How do I check my site ranking?
Enter your domain, keyword and location into the checker. It returns the page ranking for that search, helping you verify visibility and prioritise relevant SEO improvements with confidence over time.
Which page is ranking for my keyword?
The checker identifies the URL appearing for your chosen keyword, helping you confirm whether Google ranks the intended page. Review its relevance, indexing and optimisation if another URL appears instead.
Why does my site ranking change?
Rankings change because Google reassesses relevance, competition and results for different locations, devices and search contexts. Track the same keyword consistently to separate lasting movement from normal variation over time.