What rank tracking software do you use?

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I am half way through reviewing what subscriptions and software I am paying for. Like many of you probably are, I am wasting a load of cash in monthly subscriptions that I am hardly using.

I want to cut all the poor ones and settle on one decent provider for all my projects.

Which rank tracking software are you using or would you recommend?
 
semrush or ahref

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i'm using ahrefs but i feel like serpbook was accurate than ahref if we are talking about rank tracker.
 
I agree with semrush or ahref, I have read a lot of positive reviews for that as well
 
I use ahref mainly for serp, keyword and competitor analysis.
 
If you offer SEO services, you will also want white-label SEO reports branded with your company logo, right?
There are two major SEO platforms with a high quality rank checker: Moz and WebCEO.

With the WebCEO you will see your precise city or zip code rankings on more than 370 search engines. You will be able to choose both browser language and location (to customize both language and location). Also you will see all types of search results (videos, news, shopping results, places, ads). This is a good way to see your rankings through your visitors’ eyes. You can also schedule your scanning monthly, weekly, daily or do instant rankings the day you want – it takes a minute and the fresh data is up to you. WebCEO gives you one full report where all your progress will be shown including historical data, competitor rankings by keyword or by search engine, detailed (which page on your site) rankings by page or by keyword. Branded with your logo and corporate colors, it will look great and you will definitely impress your client or boss with the graphs. You can brand and customize your reports with all plans include the temporary Free Plan.

Moz offers you a number of must-have SEO tools including a rank checker. Moz is quite popular among SEO professionals. Their Rank Tracker will show you your rankings both on desktop devices and mobile ones; but they don’t show you rankings down to the city. You can only choose a country + predefined languages (e.g. Canada – English, Canada – French). Unfortunately they won’t always give you accurate data – sometimes it shows you one or two positions higher or lower than in reality. This may be quite important when there is high competition. You have to pay attention to your rankings as well as to your scanning schedule. What upsets the most is the fact that they have no instant rank checking, so you may need to wait for hours if you want to get your rankings and you cannot predicate when you will get the results, but you will be able to schedule report emailing. SEO report generation takes a lot of time and you won’t be able to brand them in the $99/mo plan. Starting from the $179/mo plan you can customize your reports, add your logo (brand) and add modules to your report.

You will definitely want to track changes – and you will be able to do it. Historical data is available both in the Moz platform and in the WebCEO platform. So it will be up to you to compare current results with previous scans so as to evaluate your progress and success.
 
I am using Accuranker (it had an LTD a few days back) and SERPRobot (monthly subscription). I would recommend using SEPRRobot if you would like to go for a monthly payment system. It's cheap and easy to use. And the result is almost accurate.
 
for android devices: try serpmojo. simple app, that helps you track multiple keywords against multiple websites. you can also see trend over time.
 
For rank tracking go with the cheapest... take it just as an indicator, like a weight to evaluate a progression in a diet. Stick to the same rank tracker.
For example, I grabbed like 3 or 4 different trackers in Appsumo last year, serpstat, rankwatch, can't remember the names. They will probably put some extra rank tracker in the near future for a $30-$50 with 100 or 200 keywords tracking.

If you want to evaluate other sites and further aspects, then you should consider something like Majestic or Ahrefs.
 
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