SEO and rankings
The snapshot of right now, no commitment
Paste up to a hundred queries and learn your position, with which page, and who holds first place. You pay for what you look up and nothing keeps running in the background.
- Up to a hundred queries at once, pasted as they are
- Your position, your page and the first result, on the same row
- Adjustable depth: down to tenth, thirtieth or hundredth position
The problem
- You want to know where you stand today, not set up a monitoring system.
- You just published forty pages and need to check whether they made it in.
- You are preparing a proposal and need the figure now, not in a week.
Not everything worth measuring is worth watching forever.
How it works
It is the simplest tool in the catalogue, and that is its whole virtue.
- 1
You paste the list
One query per line, up to a hundred. No projects to create, no configuration to save and nothing to cancel afterwards.
- 2
You choose how deep to look
Looking down to tenth is cheaper and usually enough: if you are not there, traffic is near zero anyway. Greater depth makes sense when checking whether a recent publication made it into the index.
- 3
The table comes out and that is it
With your position, the page of yours that shows and who is first. Exportable. Nothing stays scheduled and you are not charged next month for a lookup made today.
What you get
One table, and nothing more. That is what was asked for.
- Your exact position per query, or notice that you do not appear.
- Which page of yours shows up, sometimes not the one you expected.
- Who holds first place, the information Search Console does not give you.
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
- Anyone who has just published and wants to check whether it made it in.
- Agencies preparing a proposal with today's figure.
- Anyone wanting to try the tool before committing to continuous tracking.
It is not for you if...
It is not for you if you need to know when something changed. A snapshot has no earlier date to compare against: that needs continuous tracking.
An honest comparison
| By hand | With Citenza | |
|---|---|---|
| What it costs you | A hundred manual searches in a private window. | Paste a hundred and you have the table. |
| The method | Counting results with a finger on the screen. | Exact position and the page that shows, with no counting. |
| Repeating it next month | And with your history changing what appears. | With no session, from your market's country. |
Availability by plan
Available from Starter, with the same cap of a hundred queries per run on every plan. Cost is linear per query, so looking up twenty costs a fifth of looking up a hundred.
Honest questions
- How does it differ from continuous tracking?
- Nothing stays scheduled here. It is a one-off lookup you pay for once. Tracking is a commitment: it checks itself weekly and accumulates history, and that history is exactly what this tool does not give you.
- Does it show my position if I am on page three?
- If you choose enough depth, yes. But it is worth knowing what for: from position thirty onwards traffic is indistinguishable from zero, so that figure serves to check indexing, not to make business decisions.
- Can I look up a competitor's domain?
- Yes, and no verification is needed because positions are public. Even so, if what you want is a competitor's full portrait, organic research does that job in a single query and comes out cheaper.
- Is what I look up stored?
- The result is stored in your account so you can return to it and export it, but it does not become tracking: it is not checked again on its own and generates no new cost. If you later want to watch them, you move them to continuous tracking with one click.
Today's figure, today
And if you want the snapshot from the other side, the AI visibility scan is also immediate and needs no signup.