Bulk Keyword Position Checker: How to Check Multiple Keywords at Once

By Keyword Position Checker. Updated October 26, 2026.

How do you check multiple keyword positions at once?

To check many keyword positions at once, export your queries from Google Search Console, run a SERP API script, or use rank tracking software. Our free checker handles one keyword per check, and the Pro desktop app is our bulk option.

Our free tool on the home page checks one keyword at a time, 3 checks per day. It is not a bulk checker. The options that follow are the realistic ways to check a long list.

Option 1: export from Search Console (free)

A Search Console export is the free bulk option for your own site. The Queries report lists every search where your pages appeared, with position, clicks and impressions. It covers thousands of keywords, but it shows averages and omits keywords without impressions.

In Search Console, open Performance, show Average position, switch to the Queries tab and use Export. You get every query where your site appeared, with position, clicks and impressions, as a spreadsheet.

It is free and covers thousands of keywords, but it shows averages over the date range and leaves out keywords you do not rank for yet.

Option 2: multi-keyword web checkers

Multi-keyword web checkers accept several keywords per run, one per line, usually with a small cap per check and captchas between runs. They suit an occasional list of ten or twenty terms, but they become slow and repetitive for hundreds of keywords.

See how one popular tool compares on our Small SEO Tools alternative page.

Option 3: spreadsheet tools

Spreadsheet rank checkers run position checks for a column of keywords inside Google Sheets, through add-ons or template sheets. They suit people who already report in spreadsheets. Larger keyword allowances usually come with monthly subscription plans rather than a one-time price.

They are handy if you already live in spreadsheets, though the larger plans are usually monthly subscriptions.

Option 4: a SERP API script

A SERP API script loops through a keyword list and requests live Google results for each term, then finds your domain in the response. Developers pay per request. The method works for any domain, including competitors, and scales as far as your budget allows.

It is flexible and works for any domain. Our API guide includes a PHP example.

Option 5: rank tracking software

Keyword Position Checker Pro is built for this job. Instead of pasting a list, it pulls every query from Search Console for each site and shows the position, the change since yesterday, clicks, impressions and momentum in one sortable table.

That covers hundreds or thousands of keywords per site, across unlimited sites and Google accounts, every day.

The keyword table shows daily changes.

One limit to know: because Pro reads Search Console, it shows keywords where your site already gets impressions. For brand new pages with no impressions yet, use a live checker or a SERP API for those few terms.

Which option fits?

The right bulk method depends on the job. A Search Console export suits a one-off audit of your own site, a multi-keyword web checker suits a short list, a SERP API suits automation, and desktop rank tracking suits every keyword on many sites daily.

If you are not sure you need ongoing tracking, read when a one-off check is not enough, or see how tools stack up in our checker comparison.

Beginners vs agencies

Beginners with a short keyword list can use Search Console exports or a free multi-keyword tool. Agencies with hundreds of keywords across client sites need automatic syncing and history, because pasting lists into free tools every week does not scale.

• Beginners: Search Console export to a spreadsheet.
• Growing sites: a free list tool for occasional audits.
• Agencies: automatic daily sync across all client sites.