Which SERP tool is the most accurate?

michaely

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I'm currently using 3 tools to check serp:

1) Seoserp
2) Rank Checker (by Seobook)
3) Rank Tracker (by Link-Assistant)

The problem is that all 3 tools are showing different results and I don't know which tool to trust.

Please recommend the most accurate tool.

Thanks in advance.
 
SEOSerp is the best one, the rest are just crap. You can also check your actual USA serps by using US proxy and type google.com directly from there, but from all tools I know (including rank checker and tracker), SEOSerp is the most accurate
 
I've been using seoserp and it's pretty good, any others i've tried are shocking.
 
Cuterank is the best for keeping track of a list of keywords, sometimes its a spot or two off but still the best
 
Cuterank is the best for keeping track of a list of keywords, sometimes its a spot or two off but still the best

I use the same tool too, but I make sure I use a proxy to make it even more accurate :D
 
I personally use the premium SEOmoz keyword tracker tool. Their tools are 99$ a month but definitly worth it. They just released the new open site explorer too. < /advertisement> lol
 
I use SerpAttacks for both my sites and my clients sites and i have been pretty happy with it so far. Pretty accurate as well. They do a great job of updating their program as the Serps change their layouts/api's/etc etc. I know its not on your list but i figured I'd throw it out there!
 
I use traffic travis most of the time, I tried sescout but it's so far out its untrue
 
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I used to use sescout but lately they have sucked.

Also check out authoritylabs,raventools
 
I use seoserp and i think it's pretty accurate.
 
hmmm, by seosep do you guys mean the google extension by omiod??

what's ppl's opinions on seo powersuite's rank tracker?
I'm after something decent which produces reports also.
 
The problem with all SERP checkers is that all of them are somewhat inaccurate. I guess, this depends on how they perform a query to a search engine and also how often they implement the updates of their search engines templates. Also, some of them seems cannot work with international datacenters, others - cannot check country based results etc etc. I don't hink there's some "best" one. They all use the same technique. I think it's worth the time to check several of them and then select the one that suits your needs best of all. And be ready to switch to another one when the one you choose become inaccurate (and it will)
 
I use seoserp, but for me its always lagging, takes forever to load the results
 
I use sescout and SEO PS's Rank Tracker.

I have usually had the best results with rank tracker, but sescout is actually closer to my browser results lately (maybe it's a datacenter issue?)

I also use Serp Attacks, which is accurate enough and is WAY fast
 
I personally don't trust on any of the serp tool. What is believe is checking the ranking yourself.
 
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