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SERP details
The results page as it was captured, and the curve for every domain.
Clicking a keyword opens its detail: on the left the position history of every tracked domain, on the right the SERP as it was captured, from position 1 to 60.
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SERP Results(Sep 22, 2026, 02:28 AM)
Moving around
The header keeps a searchable keyword picker and two arrows: you walk the whole filtered list without closing the panel. Beside them sit the period, the device, the country, volume, CPC and the Top 60 badge.
Three views: Simple, Detailed (with descriptions and cited brands) and Chart (the curve full width).
The position curve
One line per domain over the chosen period. You can:
- Choose the scope: your sites, competitors, both, or the whole Top 10 / 20 / 40 / 50 of the SERP.
- Change the scale: linear, logarithmic, Top 3, Top 5, Top 10, Top 20, Top 50 or a mid range.
- Click a point to scroll the SERP to that position.
- Hover a result on the right to highlight its line in the chart.
The AI Overview
When Google showed an AI Overview at the time of the check, it appears above result number 1:
- The text of the answer, expandable.
- The list of cited sources, in order, with their favicons. Your tracked domains stand out in colour.
- A plain status: your site is cited at such a place out of so many sources, or it is not cited.
At project level, a site card's AI Overview badge opens a summary across every keyword: how many cite your domain, how many show an AI Overview without you.
The results
Each result carries its rank, favicon, title and URL, with the domain in bold. Domains you track are tinted: green for your sites, orange for competitors.
Refreshing
The Refresh button re-runs the check immediately, stating how many pages it uses. See How a check works.
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