
App
Rank Pulse
Tracks where you sit for your priority keywords and flags the moves that actually matter.
How it works
- Search·looks up the latest on the web
- AI·summarizing · today's best AI
- Delivered·chat · email · dashboard
It asks you 5 things.
In chat, one at a time. Tap an option or type a few words.
1What is your website?
yourbusiness.com
2Which priority keywords should I track?
e.g. coffee beans jakarta, wholesale coffee supplier
3Where should I check from? (optional)
e.g. Jakarta, United States
4How often?
WeeklyMonthly5Where should it go?
ChatEmailDashboard
Who it's for
Solo SaaS founder
See whether this week's content actually moved your top keywords, without opening a dashboard every day.
Marketing lead on a small team
Know which ranking changes matter and which are noise, so you brief the team on what to fix first.
Freelance SEO / agency of one
Check a client's rankings on demand and pay only for the runs you make.
Questions
Good to know.
Rank Pulse tracks where you rank for your priority keywords and flags the moves that matter. You pick the keywords you care about. Each run checks your positions and points to the changes worth acting on, not every small wobble. You get a clear read on where you stand, without living in a dashboard.
Rank Pulse does one job, rank tracking, and charges only when you run it. Big suites like SEMrush and Ahrefs bundle dozens of tools into a monthly seat you pay for whether you log in or not. If you mainly want to know where you sit for your keywords, you skip the subscription and pay about $0.2 a run instead.
Rank Pulse costs about $0.2 per run, with no subscription. You pay only when you use it. No monthly seat, no annual lock-in. Run it daily during a launch, then leave it for a month, and you are charged only for the runs you made.
Rank Pulse checks live search positions for the keywords you choose. Rankings shift by location, device, and the day you look, so treat each run as a snapshot in time. Running it on a steady cadence gives you the trend, which matters more than any single number.
Rank Pulse flags the moves that change your picture: a keyword breaking onto page one, a drop out of your top spots, a competitor passing you. It sets aside the day-to-day drift of a position sliding a spot or two. So your attention goes to the handful of changes worth a response.