Rankinity

Rankinity tracks website positions and search visibility across search engines, and lets users compare results with competitors. It follows Google on desktop and mobile, Google Maps, and Bing; search locations can be set by city, region, or country. Users can group keywords, check visibility for individual pages, and adjust keyword weights in the visibility formula. Competitor analysis can cover an unlimited number of competitors, including their positions, visibility, and promotion dynamics. SERP analysis examines result links and domains to show link visibility and competing domains. Rankinity provides interactive reports, weekly email reports, and downloadable Excel and PDF reports. It offers an API and can use Google Search Console keyword listings as a data source. Project owners can invite colleagues and clients with full or read-only access, and white labeling lets customers use their own domain and branding. The service is described as a progressive web app for desktop and smartphone use. The Free Version includes 300 checks per month at no cost, with no credit card needed; Full Version offers unlimited checks, with no price listed.

Rankinity combines rank tracking, competitor analysis, and several reporting formats, with team access and white labeling.

Rankinity suits people monitoring search visibility across locations or comparing their sites with competitors. It may also fit teams that need shared project access, downloadable reports, or white labeling.

Overview

Rankinity is a search-position and visibility tracker for website owners, SEO practitioners, and agencies comparing results across search engines and locations. It is best suited to teams that want competitor context and flexible reporting alongside rank data. The free tier is a useful starting point, but its 300 monthly checks limit its reach for sustained tracking.

Key features

Rankinity tracks Google results on desktop and mobile, Google Maps, and Bing, with search locations set at city, region, or country level. That makes it a sensible fit for local campaigns as well as broader monitoring; it is less suitable if a team needs coverage beyond those named search engines.

Keyword grouping, page-level visibility tracking, and adjustable keyword weights let users shape how visibility is measured. This flexibility can make reporting more relevant to a campaign, but teams need to choose weights thoughtfully so the resulting score remains meaningful.

Competitor analysis covers positions, visibility, and promotion trends for an unlimited number of competitors. SERP analysis can examine result links and domains, adding context about link visibility and competing sites when a position change alone does not tell the full story.

Reporting options include interactive reports, weekly email reports, and Excel and PDF downloads. An API and Google Search Console keyword listings provide ways to connect or supplement data. Teams can invite colleagues or clients with full or read-only project access, while white labeling supports use on a customer's domain with its branding, logo, and favicon. These tools make Rankinity more practical for client-facing work than a tracker limited to individual use.

The manual describes Rankinity as a progressive web app for desktop and smartphone devices, and the service lists Android, iOS, web, and API platforms. Its privacy policy says login information is encrypted, personal data is kept with limited access, and users can delete their account and associated data. Support is offered through a contact form.

Pricing

Rankinity uses a freemium model, with a free plan and a free trial. The Free Version costs nothing and includes 300 checks per month with no credit card needed. That cap makes it appropriate for trying the service or monitoring a small workload, but heavier campaigns will need more capacity.

The Full Version has custom pricing and includes unlimited checks. It is the relevant option for users who would otherwise outgrow the free allowance; the published plan information does not provide a price or further quota terms for comparison.

Platforms

Rankinity supports Android, iOS, web, and API access. Its progressive web app can run on desktop and smartphone devices, giving teams a browser-based option across those device types.

Who it's for

Rankinity is a strong match for SEO teams and agencies that need local position tracking, competitor comparisons, and reports they can share or brand for clients. Website owners with modest tracking needs can start on the free plan. Those who need sustained volume should weigh the 300-check monthly ceiling against the custom-priced unlimited plan before committing.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Google desktop and mobile, Google Maps, and Bing coverage with city-, region-, and country-level targeting supports localized campaigns.
• Pros: Unlimited competitor analysis, configurable visibility measures, and SERP link and domain analysis offer more context than rank lists alone.
• Pros: Interactive, weekly email, Excel, and PDF reports, plus read-only access and white labeling, support client reporting workflows.
• Cons: The free plan is capped at 300 checks per month, which can constrain ongoing or broader monitoring.
• Cons: The Full Version uses custom pricing, so users cannot compare its cost against their workload from a fixed published price.

Alternatives

Choose Positionly if you want a free tracker with a clearly stated allowance of 5 keywords and 1 website, or a Basic plan at $15 a month billed 12 months (20% off) for 100 keywords and 10 websites. SerpBear is a free-software alternative for users who prefer a self-hosted option, though external scraping services may bring usage limits or costs. Check Position is another option for a defined 300-keyword plan at €15 a month; its price excludes VAT.

For other approaches, consider Local Viking, Seodity, CanIRank, Geogrid, or Grid My Business.

Browse more options in Rank Tracking Software or SEO tools.

Verdict

Rankinity is a good choice for agencies and SEO practitioners who need localized tracking, broad competitor context, and client-ready reporting in one service. Its strongest case is the combination of flexible visibility analysis, unlimited competitor comparisons, and white labeling. Look elsewhere if a firm per-plan price is essential or if 300 free monthly checks are not enough and custom pricing is a barrier.