Search rankings, seen the way users see them.
A rank tracker gives you a number. What it rarely gives you is the page as a customer sees it — the ads above you, the answer box that took the click, the competitor who bought your brand term.
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- Free plan to start
Why a rank number isn't enough
- Position ten below an answer box is not position ten.
- Competitor ads on your terms don't show up in rank data.
- Results differ by location and device.
- Screenshots for a report get taken by hand.
How Browza tracks
The whole page, not a number
The agent reads what actually appears — organic, ads, answer boxes, and who owns them.
Screenshots for the deck
Every run keeps the page image, so the monthly report builds itself.
Weekly or daily
Whatever cadence the reporting cycle needs.
Movement, flagged
You hear when something changed, not that everything is the same.
What you'd actually say
No scripts, no selectors, no configuration screens — you describe the outcome and watch it happen.
“Search these keywords and tell me our position, who ranks above us, whether there's an answer box, and which competitors are running ads on the term.”
Questions people ask
Does this replace a rank tracker?
It complements one. A tracker is cheaper for raw positions at volume; Browza tells you what the page actually looked like, which is the part that explains the traffic.
Can it check different locations?
Runs can exit from different regions, so location-sensitive results can be checked as a local customer would see them.
Is scraping search results allowed?
Search engines set their own terms and some restrict automated querying. Browza identifies itself rather than disguising its traffic, and a source that refuses it is reported as blocked rather than worked around.
Related use cases
What will you hand over?
Start with one task. Watch it run, take the wheel whenever you want, and keep the ones that earn their place.