Best Search Engine Rank Checker?

[pbhatt]

Our free rank checker just stopped working and I am looking for a reliable solution to record our page rank.  We need to be able to support at least 1000 keywords. Any suggestions?

[WhiteboardCreations]

pbhatt,

We are working with a software called WebMeUp.com. If you sign up using the promo code LINKASSIST you will get 99% off your first 2 months. The rank tracker is very accurate for Google, Yahoo and Bing. You can also setup how you want your subscription to be as well, so you can track 100 keywords or 1500 keywords. You pick!

Hope this was a good answer and you should definitely check them out as it's web based software, so you won't need to worry about IP blocks from the search engines. We love it so far and been very happy with how easy it is to setup initially and then add different client sites.

Cheers! - Patrick

_PS - We also use Moz from their Pro Plan  _

[George.Fanucci]

I have been using GSERP.com for several months now, and it seems to be reliable and accurate. It is free, in beta-test, with no pricing plans yet announced. The rankings correlate well with actual Google search query results, and are updated on a daily basis.

It has a few quirks, such as the graphing feature usability (not being able to deselect all and then select specific keywords, you have to deselect keywords one-by-one, as far as I can tell.) Also, be sure to set your default country correctly.

The GSERP results are downloadable, which makes it handy to keep track week-to-week and month-to-month and compare results with the average SERP rankings you see in Google Analytics or Google Webmaster Tools.

There are several other good rank tracking tools, but most cost $50 per month, more or less.