Rank tracking across engines, on autopilot
OpenSERP Cloud's Search Monitor runs recurring rank checks across Google, Bing, and Yandex, tracks competitors, and generates AI reports on what changed and what to do next - so you don't have to build and run the pipeline yourself. Prefer to build it yourself? The same rank and position fields are available from the raw SERP API.
- Schedule recurring rank checks across engines and regions.
- Track your domain and competitors, with alerts when rankings change.
- Get AI-generated reports with prioritized findings after each run.
- Or collect rank, position, domain, title, URL, and snippet fields yourself from the SERP API.
GET /v1/google/search?text=serp+api&lang=en®ion=us&limit=10{
"query": { "text": "serp api", "engines_requested": ["google"] },
"results": [
{ "engine": "google", "rank": 1, "position": { "absolute": 1, "page": 1 },
"domain": "openserp.org", "title": "OpenSERP - Open-source SERP API",
"url": "https://openserp.org/" }
]
}Managed Search Monitor
Create a monitor with your keywords, pick engines and regions, and let it run on a daily or weekly schedule. Every run diffs against the last and can generate an AI report highlighting the changes that matter.
Or build it yourself with the API
The same rank and position fields are returned by the raw SERP API, so you can store history and build custom dashboards or alerts on your own infrastructure. Cloud's Search Monitor is the managed path when you'd rather not.
Frequently asked questions
Can I track rankings by region and language?
Yes. Search Monitor runs checks across the engines and regions you choose, and the raw SERP API also accepts region and language parameters where the engine supports them.
Does OpenSERP store ranking history for me?
With Cloud's Search Monitor, yes: it stores rank history per keyword, diffs each run, and can generate AI reports on the changes. The raw SERP API returns current results only, so if you build it yourself you persist history in your own database.
Can it track competitors?
Yes. Add competitor domains to a monitor and each run compares your positions against theirs, flagging where they overtook you.
Start free, keep the Cloud path open.
Use the self-hosted API today, then move hosted workflows to OpenSERP Cloud when operations become the bottleneck.