SEO and rankings
The full map of a domain in one query
Which queries it appears for, at what position, with which page and how much traffic that means. It works the same on your domain and on any competitor's.
- Up to a thousand queries per domain, with position, volume and intent
- Split by position band and by intent, not a shapeless list
- The pages that gather the most traffic, usually not the ones you think
The problem
- You do not know which queries actually find you, only the ones you wish did.
- A competitor is growing and you do not know what they are doing differently.
- Search Console shows you yours and nothing else, and sometimes that is not enough.
You compete against sites, not against keywords.
How it works
A single query returns a domain's whole portrait, and the cost does not depend on how big it is.
- 1
You type a domain
Yours or anyone's. No ownership verification is needed because the data is public: these are positions in a search engine, not private information.
- 2
It splits into bands
The first three positions take almost every click; four to ten leave something; eleven onwards, almost nothing. Seeing the split explains at a glance why a domain with many queries has little traffic.
- 3
It surfaces what really brings people
Pages ordered by estimated traffic. In almost every site two or three pages take half of it, and they are almost never the ones the team considers important.
What you get
A portrait of the domain that reads top to bottom without knowing SEO.
- The queries with position, volume, intent and the page that answers.
- The split by band and by intent, in two charts that fit on one slide.
- The domain's strongest pages, with their estimated traffic.
Measure before you pay anything
The scanner runs 10 real responses in about 60 seconds. No signup, no card. If the number it returns tells you nothing, do not buy.
Measure my brandWho it is for
- Agencies in a sales proposal, where this report is prepared in two minutes.
- Anyone studying entry into a new market who needs to know who rules it.
- Teams wanting to contrast what Search Console says against an outside source.
It is not for you if...
It is not for you if you only care about your own domain and already have Search Console connected. There, your own data beats any outside estimate.
An honest comparison
| By hand | With Citenza | |
|---|---|---|
| What it costs you | Searching queries by hand and noting who shows up. | One domain, one query, the whole portrait. |
| The method | A sample of twenty queries you chose, with your bias inside. | Up to a thousand queries, none of them chosen by you. |
| Repeating it next month | With the next domain, from scratch again. | Change the domain and you have the next portrait. |
Availability by plan
Available from Starter. The cost is fixed per query and independent of domain size, so analysing a large competitor costs the same as a small one.
Honest questions
- Is the estimated traffic real?
- It is an estimate and it is called that for a reason: it comes from crossing position with volume and an average click curve. It works for comparing domains against each other and ordering pages by importance. It does not work for promising anyone visits.
- Why does my domain show fewer queries than I see in Search Console?
- Because they are different sources measuring different things. Search Console sees everything that brought you an impression, including the very long tail nobody else can observe. An outside provider sees what it can sample. Neither lies; comparing their totals does.
- How many competitors is it worth analysing?
- Three or four your size say more than one giant. Sector leaders are informative but not actionable: their advantage comes from years of authority, not from a tactic you can copy next month.
- Can I see a domain's evolution over time?
- The query is a snapshot. For evolution you have to repeat it and compare, and each repetition costs. If what you want is watching your own evolution day by day, rank tracking does that better and cheaper.
Look at the map before walking
And do not forget the other map: in AI engines the ones in charge are not always the same.