Website Visibility Checker

Check which keywords your website or a competitor’s domain ranks for and at what positions. You’ll get a list of keywords, current rankings, and a visibility chart.

How to use the visibility checker tool

Enter your domain address and click the “Check visibility” button. In a few seconds, you’ll see a list of phrases your site ranks for in Google, plus a history of changes and the overall trend. It’s a quick way to assess how visible your site is in the search engine.

If you want to check which queries in Google a specific subpage (e.g., a blog article or product page) ranks for, choose the Exact URL option in the settings. This way, the report will only show keywords related to the selected address.

When analyzing larger websites, use advanced settings (filters) to narrow down the results, e.g., only to phrases that rank in the TOP 10, and then sort them in descending order by search volume. This will help you pick out the most valuable keywords that can realistically generate traffic more quickly.

What visibility analysis gives you

The tool presents keywords, current positions, and increases or drops. It’s like an “SEO X-ray” — you instantly see strengths, weak points, and the direction your visibility is heading. For example, if you notice a sudden drop in product-related phrases, you can immediately check if a competitor published new content or if there’s a technical issue on your website.

How this can help you

You’ll learn which SEO actions get results, where you’re losing positions, and which subpages need optimization. This makes it easier to set priorities and quickly find quick wins. For example: if a long-tail phrase jumps a few spots and lands between positions 11 and 20, often a small tweak to content or the title is enough to hit the TOP 10 and catch extra traffic.

Practical applications

• Check how many phrases your site appears for in Google’s TOP 10 results.
• Quickly analyze the visibility of a domain or a new client at the start of a partnership.
• Monitor the effects of SEO campaigns — for example, check which new queries your site has entered the TOP 10 for.
• Early detection of position drops before they actually reduce organic traffic (especially after Google algorithm updates).
• Choose phrases and subpages for further optimization based on data, not guesses.
• Competitor analysis: see which phrases and positions other domains in your niche appear for.

Comparison with other tools

Ranges in the “Other tools” column are approximate and depend on the chosen solution.

Feature	DiagnoSEO	Other tools
Supported countries	90+	~1–190
Analyzed SERPs	600+ mln	~54–600 mln
Advanced sorting	✅	✅
Results export	✅	✅
Analysis for specific URL or whole domain	✅	Often in paid versions
User-friendly interface	✅	Depends on tool

Proven usage tips

• Analyze the visibility chart: weekly and monthly views will show whether your domain is trending up or down.
• Segment your phrases: for example, branded and non-branded, to more precisely gauge the impact of your content and PR.
• Combine analysis with content planning: See phrases with potential? Plan new articles for them or optimize existing subpages.

Most common user mistakes

• No competitor comparisons: without benchmarks, it’s hard to tell if a drop results from your own mistakes, an algorithm change, or stronger actions by rivals.
• Ignoring long-tail keywords: these are often the fastest-growing sources of valuable traffic and conversions.

How to get the most out of the tool

1. Check the visibility of your domain and your 1–2 most important competitors.
2. Identify position drops and subpages with untapped potential for optimization.
3. Set priorities — start with the content and pages that can deliver the biggest growth (e.g., keywords with > 1000 monthly popularity and positions between 11 and 20).
4. Monitor changes regularly (e.g., weekly or monthly) to track long-term effects.

Frequently asked questions

• Can I check competitor visibility?

  Yes. Enter your competitor’s domain and the tool will show their phrases and rankings — it’s a great point of reference and a source of inspiration. It’s a good idea to limit the report to pages in the TOP 10 to see which phrases potentially generate the most traffic for your competitors.

• How often should I check visibility?

  Ideally, check regularly — e.g., once a week (to monitor the trend) and after every major change on the website, such as the launch of a new section or a redesign.

• Can I analyze the visibility of a single URL?

  Yes. Enter the URL and in settings select the Exact URL option. The report will show only the keywords related to the given address.