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A Keyword's Whole Google Results Page as an anonymous visitor sees it

Rather than just your own spot, the whole results page is in front of you: which domains are present, under what title and snippet, and which special blocks such as a featured snippet or a people-also-ask panel are on for that keyword.

  • Depth to a hundred positions
  • Personalisation switched off
  • You pick location and device

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Every result on Google's first page for a keyword, not only your own position

  • What it costs $0.013
  • Data source DataForSEO
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The short answer

When you look a keyword up yourself, the answer in front of you has taken a personal edit: your search history, your Google account and your location have all moved the results around. This tool poses the same query stripped of every one of those, so what it returns is the real result, not your private one.

The main motive for using this tool is to make a call on a keyword before pouring months of effort into it. Open the first page and weigh what is on it. If the first ten positions are all big shops and you run a blog, that keyword is not for you. If every position is a weak, generic article, that same keyword is an opening.

The second thing is user intent, and the results page hands it to you on its own. If Google brings only product pages forward for a keyword, it has judged the intent to be buying, and your article will not climb there no matter how good it is. The right move is to build the kind of page Google is already showing for that keyword, not the kind you would rather write.

The third part is the special blocks on the results page, which bear directly on clicks. A featured snippet on a keyword means Google has written the answer above the results, and a large share of users then click no result at all. First place on such a keyword does not bring the traffic that first place on a keyword without one brings, and that is worth knowing before you choose the keyword, not after.

The output you receive

The exact meaning of each output column. Read this before your first run so you do not misread a value.

rank
Where each result falls on the Google results page.
snippet
The answer box shown above the organic results; it is present only when Google displays such a box for that keyword.

The data source and method

Check depth sets how many of the first Google results are read, 30, 50 or 100. The data is pulled with no personalization and no sign-in to any Google account, which is exactly what an anonymous visitor in that location would see.

The situations where it helps

To see which rivals occupy the first page and which special blocks, such as a featured snippet or a "people also ask" panel, are active for that keyword.

Where it falls short

The output is a still frame, not ongoing monitoring. Google results move from day to day and sometimes hour to hour, so what you see here is the state right now and tomorrow may look different. To track how a rank moves over a period, the right instrument is the rank tracker, which checks automatically every day and keeps a history, not this one. Another constraint is location: the result is pulled for the location you select, and for a Persian keyword it usually differs little, but for a local business whose results change city by city, set the location precisely and do not stretch one city's output to the whole country.

A lesson from working with it

Measuring this tool's output against what your own browser shows almost always turns up a difference, and that difference is not an error. Your browser has opened your own site many times, and Google therefore places it higher for you. This is why every site owner sees their own rank as better than it really is and is then baffled that the traffic does not match. To see the real position, your own browser is the worst possible choice.

What it costs

Price per run $0.013

There is no monthly subscription. You raise the wallet balance, and the price of each run is written on the button before you press it; without a run there is no deduction.

Common questions about this tool

Why does the position here not match my own browser?

Because your browser's output is personalised. Your browsing history, your Google account and your exact location all move the order. The number you see here is what an anonymous visitor sees.

Which depth should I set?

To just see the shape of the first page, a smaller depth is enough and costs less. A greater depth is needed when your site sits further down and you want its exact spot, or when you want the whole competitive field for a keyword.

Does it suit daily rank monitoring?

No. This tool is built for one careful look at a single moment. For continuous monitoring, use the rank tracker, which checks automatically every day, keeps a history and charts the changes.

What you get from Seemerce with the Google results viewer

You see a keyword's whole results page just as an anonymous visitor does: which domains, with what title and snippet, and which special blocks, such as a featured snippet or People also ask.

$0.014a runThe cheapest paid tool
100resultsUp to a depth of 100
31citiesPlus all of Iran

Tap any step to read the details behind it.

Innovative solutions in The Google results viewer

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Six points on viewing the whole results page

We set the pages of three SEO platforms beside this tool.

1

The whole page

Ahrefs names SERP analysis with competitor backlink data.

With us Not just your rank: which domains are present, with what title and snippet.

2

Special blocks

Semrush tracks rank in Google and AI Overviews.

With us Featured snippets and People-also-ask panels are visible too.

3

No personalisation

Semrush and Ahrefs fix a geographic location.

With us Personalisation is off; you see what an anonymous visitor sees.

4

Location and device

Ahrefs 217 locations and Semrush 142 databases.

With us All of Iran or a major city; mobile or desktop.

5

Depth

SE Ranking gives 2,000 daily keywords on Core.

With us The first 30, 50 or 100 results.

Sources: the pricing and product pages of Ahrefs, Semrush and SE Ranking; Google Search documentation (2026)

Six numbers

Each platform's figure comes from its own page and Seemerce's from this page.

$0.014a run

SERP viewer

Seemerce's cheapest paid tool.

Seemerce
100results

Max depth

The deepest check.

Seemerce
31cities

Plus all of Iran

Major Iranian cities, plus the whole country.

Seemerce
$29a month

Ahrefs Starter

Ahrefs' cheapest paid plan.

Ahrefs
$117.33a month

Semrush SEO

The SEO plan with annual billing.

Semrush
$103.20a month

SE Ranking Core

The Core plan with annual billing.

SE Ranking

Sources: the pricing and product pages of Ahrefs, Semrush and SE Ranking; Google Search documentation (2026)

Three platforms and Seemerce

Only what each platform's page says outright is marked; a blank means the page does not say.

PracticeAhrefsSemrushSE RankingSeemerce
SERP analysis1 of 3The whole results page
Tracking in AI Overviews1 of 3Special blocks
A chosen location2 of 3City and device
Pay per run0 of 3$0.014

stated on their published page   not stated there (it may still be done)

Sources: the pricing and product pages of Ahrefs, Semrush and SE Ranking; Google Search documentation (2026)

Cost per run across Seemerce tools

The price of one run in dollars; tools with purchased data have a real cost deducted from a wallet, while tools on our own server are free.

Free$0.014$0.036$0.054$0.054$0.073$0.15$0.18$0.18$0.18
Free tools (4)SERP viewerRanked keywordsBacklink gapReferring domainsDomain overviewBacklinksSite keywordsKeyword suggestionsVolume and CPC (up to 100)
Prices move with the daily rate and the exact figure at the moment of a run is shown on screen. Keyword tools have one flat price for up to 100 keywords (or 20 seeds).

Sources: each tool's Seemerce page

What this tool includes

Only what this page already promises.

Input

  • One keyword
  • All of Iran or a city
  • Mobile or desktop

Output

  • Every domain present
  • Title and snippet
  • Special blocks

Cost

  • $0.014 per run
  • No monthly subscription
  • A wallet
See+Serp=SeeSerp This page's name in the Seemerce family What the name means
This page's name in the Seemerce family

Google results page for one keyword, exactly as a user sees it.

The rule is simple: See joins a word to make one new word, just as See and commerce became Seemerce.

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