Keyword Tracker
See who ranks for any WordPress.org search
Type a search people use and see the top results on WordPress.org right now. Add your plugin to see where it sits in the top 100.
- The live top 20 for any search
- Where your plugin sits in the top 100
- Installs, rating and freshness per result
- Plugins and themes
Top results for “seo”
9,143 results on WordPress.org · showing the top 20, positions checked to 100
Track your keywords every day
Add your product and its keywords: we check every search each night and keep the position history.
- Daily positions and 7-day change
- Starts with your own tags
- First check runs straight away
Inside the Keyword Tracker
Top 100 positions
Each tracked search is checked to 100 results deep, every night.
7-day change
See at a glance which keywords moved up or down this week.
Starts with your tags
Your product's own WordPress.org tags are added as keywords, so there's something to see straight away.
Position history
Every daily check is kept, so you can see the trend, not just today.
Any search term
Add the searches your users actually type, not only your tags.
Alerts
Instant email alerts from Boost; Slack, Discord and webhooks on FullCharge.
Questions
Where do the positions come from?
WordPress.org's own search, run when you look and cached for up to six hours. Tracked keywords are checked every night.
How deep does it check?
The top 100 results. If your product is further down, it shows as "not in the top 100".
Do themes work?
Yes. Switch to Themes above the search box; positions come from WordPress.org's theme search.
How many keywords can I track?
Three per product on Starter, up to 30 per product on FullCharge. See Pricing for every plan.
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