Rank tracking

Track your rank where your customers search.

Per-location, per-language Google positions — the exact SERP your customers see, not a blended national average.

Most rank trackers blend a whole country into one number. DeployFlare tracks the live SERP by location, language and device, so you see exactly where you stand — with deep support for the cities and languages many tools skimp on, from New York to Mumbai.

Location-level SERPs

Track every keyword in the specific cities and markets your customers convert in — not a meaningless national average.

Multilingual tracking

Track in the languages your customers search — English, Spanish, Hindi, Tamil and more, in native script or transliteration.

Device-aware

Set mobile or desktop per keyword so your tracking matches the device your buyer actually uses.

Trend, not snapshots

Sparkline history makes noise-vs-signal obvious, so you act on patterns instead of daily panic.

How it works

1

Add your keywords

Paste a list or import from Search Console. Set location, language and device per keyword.

2

We pull the live SERP

A shared, cached SERP fetch keeps it accurate and honestly priced. Weekly by default, daily for the terms that need it.

3

Watch the line move

See positions, SERP features and competitors over time — and drop it into a white-label client report in one click.

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Questions, answered

Can DeployFlare track rankings by city and language?

Yes. DeployFlare tracks the live Google SERP per location, language and device — including cities worldwide and languages like Hindi, Tamil and Marathi that many tools handle poorly — so you see the exact results your customers see, not a blended national average.

How often are rankings updated?

Weekly tracking is included on every plan. Daily tracking is an inexpensive per-keyword add-on (around ₹15/keyword/month) for the handful of money terms that need it.

How much does rank tracking cost?

Plans start at ₹499/month, with the full toolkit on every tier — you pay for how many keywords you track, not for permission to use features.