Keyword Visibility Score
Check your keyword visibility score to discover how visible your website is in Google. Monitor the performance of your SEO efforts and find opportunities to boost your online presence.
On-demand updates
Keyword visibility
Keyword grouping
Accurate SEO Reports
On-Demand Updates
Refresh your visibility score bi-hourly, daily, or weekly to get up-to-date data on your website’s visibility in the SERPs for important keywords.
Keyword Visibility Across Devices and Locations
Measure your visibility index with granularity to understand your website’s local SEO performance. Our tool shows visibility at the keyword and overall site level — plus mobile and desktop devices.
Keyword Grouping
Measure your visibility index across segments of keywords to track performance by category. Gain insights on how different keyword groups contribute to your overall site visibility.
Accurate SEO Reports
Include the search visibility score in your keyword ranking reports to quickly communicate the impact of your SEO efforts to non-technical stakeholders.
Skip the SEO Guesswork
Our accurate visibility index score provides an at-a-glance understanding of how well your website is performing in search results.
- On-demand updates
- Keyword visibility
- Keyword grouping
- Accurate SEO reports
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Visibility score FAQs
Find answers to common visibility score questions.
You can track your website’s visibility score with Keyword.com. Our visibility index feature shows how much visibility your website has in search results for specific keywords.
Yes, the visibility index score is available for all plans. Paid plans start at only $3/month.
As an all-in-one rank tracker tool, Keyword.com provides everything you need to monitor your keyword performance across multiple locations accurately — including integrations, keyword dashboards, and a rank tracker API. Check out our product tour for the full list of features.
The visibility score considers multiple factors such as keyword rankings, click-through rates (CTR), and search volumes. It uses a weighted formula to combine these elements into a single measure of performance.
