Tracking that respects your budget
Add keywords one by one or paste a whole list. Check positions on demand, or turn on a schedule and let Swiss Knife SEO watch them for you. You decide when credits get spent, never a background process you forgot about.
- Desktop and mobile positions, tracked separately
- Country targeting with clear flags on every row
- Bulk keyword add and per-keyword history sparklines
- Average position with change versus the previous check
- Position distribution: top 3, positions 4 to 10, 11 to 20
- Visibility score: click-weighted share of voice across your set
| Keyword | Pos. | Change |
|---|---|---|
| commercial bar stools | #2 | ▲ 3 |
| outdoor cafe chairsPAA | #1 | – |
| restaurant boothsAIO | #4 | ▲ 1 |
| banquet tables | #7 | ▼ 2 |
See the whole result page, not just your row
A #4 position under an AI Overview and a featured snippet is a different reality from a clean #4. Every tracked keyword records the features around it, so your reports tell the truth about clicks.
- AI Overview presence flagged per keyword
- Featured snippets, including whether you own them
- People Also Ask presence
- Changes report: improved, declined, entered, and lost
- Email alerts on movement, plus a weekly summary
- Every ranking URL links straight into its crawl reports
Years of context behind every keyword
New tools start tracking the day you sign up. Swiss Knife SEO also pulls a multi-year organic-visibility trend for your domain from an external ranking-data source, so you see the long arc: estimated search traffic and traffic value, month by month, years back.
- Multi-year estimated organic traffic trend
- Estimated traffic value in dollars, month by month
- Spot the update that hurt you, and the recovery that followed
- Included on Growth and Scale plans
Tracking without the fog
How fresh are the positions?
Do rank checks spend credits?
Can I track several countries for the same keyword?
Start with the keywords that pay your bills
Add your money keywords, check them on your schedule, and see every movement next to the technical data that explains it.