Rank Tracker for Mac
SEO software for researching keywords and tracking rankings.
$299.00
In English
Version 8.47.6When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
Rank Tracker overview
RankTracker is a piece of SEO software to both research keywords and track rankings.
RankTracker allows you to unearth unending number of niche-specific keywords in a matter of minutes! It uses 19 different keyword suggestion methods, including Google AdWords Keyword tool, competition research, etc. Moreover, workspace filters allow you to easily manage your keyword list that's also exportable to another SEO project. RankTracker tracks your site's rankings in 314 international and local search engines. It also builds a Progress Graph to demonstrate how your rankings change over time.
What’s new in version 8.47.6
- New Domain Analysis dashboard,
- parsing algorithms updated for search engines;
- minor UI improvements
Rank Tracker for Mac
$299.00
In English
Version 8.47.6
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User Ratings
Aug 7 2016
Version: 8.3.1
FRAUD – this software is much like burying grandpa in a rented tux.
Jun 2 2011
Version: 5.4.1
I does what i need - checks rankings for free. There's also a keywords research function, but i don't need it very much, my niche is pretty straightforward. Thanks for excellent tool!
Mar 4 2011
Version: 5.2.2
Be aware of high hidden costs that will follow after your purchase. The updates of the search engine information cost high regular subscribtion amounts and if you do not buy those subscriptions the software refuses to work immediately.
Oct 22 2010
Version: 4.17.3
While the software is certainly useful while it works, the company behind it has a deplorable attitude towards its customers when called on its less than clear business practices.
Have since moved on to using SERank (http://ragesw.com) and more recently MarketSamurai (http://www.marketsamurai.com/), the latter requiring Adobe AIR on which to run, but a fine tool nonetheless, backed up in both cases by vastly superior company attitudes toward their users.
