Marketing

Rank tracking that reflects real, localised search results

See your positions the way searchers in each market see them.

340

cities for local SERPs

99.4%

SERP fetch success

4G / 5G

true mobile results

The problem

Search results are personalised and localised to a degree that makes any single-vantage-point rank check nearly meaningless. Position four from a London datacenter can be position eleven for someone actually searching in Leeds.

Search engines also aggressively rate-limit automated queries. Scale up rank tracking from one address and you hit interstitials within minutes.

The solution

Residential exits in the target city return the local pack, the local ads and the local organic ordering. That is the only ranking that has any relationship to traffic you will actually receive.

Rotating exits keep query volume distributed so tracking thousands of keywords daily does not trip automated-query defences.

Mechanics

How proxies solve it

1

City-accurate SERPs

Local packs, map results and 'near me' intent only resolve correctly from an IP in the right metro.

2

Query volume without interstitials

Distributing queries across residential exits keeps you below per-address thresholds.

3

Track competitors' local presence

Run the same keyword set across every city you operate in and see where rivals are strong.

4

Mobile versus desktop

Mobile proxies return the mobile SERP, which increasingly differs from desktop in both ordering and features.

Workflow

How we would build it

  1. 1

    Map keywords to markets

    A keyword without a location is not a tracked keyword. Pair every term with the cities that matter.

  2. 2

    Fix the device profile

    Track mobile and desktop separately. Blending them produces an average that describes nobody.

  3. 3

    Collect at a consistent hour

    Rankings fluctuate through the day. Same window daily makes the trend line readable.

  4. 4

    Capture the whole SERP

    Store features — packs, snippets, ads, shopping — not just your organic position. That is where the traffic went.

FAQ

SEO monitoring questions

If you want parsed, structured results without maintaining selectors, yes — and ours is on the roadmap. If you already have a parser, residential proxies plus your own fetcher is cheaper and gives you the raw HTML.
Search Console reports an average position weighted across every impression, device and location. A rank tracker reports one position from one place. They measure different things and will never match exactly.
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