Enterprise Rank Tracker That Scales With Your Catalog

Generic rank trackers treat your site as a flat list of keywords. SERPVoyager tracks them where they actually live: by URL, page type, and category, so you can focus on making decisions instead of cleaning data.

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What makes it different

5 things other rank trackers treated as an afterthought. But, we didn’t.

We rebuilt the data model. Then we rebuilt every report on top of it. What follows are the five places that bet pays off.

01Cannibalization

Cannibalization is an underlying threat. Let’s fix it.

Detection is the easy part. Every issue gets a status, an owner, and an audit trail. Including a flag that fires the moment a “resolved” cannibalization comes back.

02AI Overviews

AI Overviews, tracked daily. Not just a yes/no flag.

Coverage %, citation rate, and a leaderboard of who’s getting cited most for your keywords. Newly cited and lost citations. The actual AIO text, per keyword per day. Refreshed daily.

03SEO Experiments

SEO Experiments tracking. AI powered suggestions.

Pick the set of keywords or URLs you want to experiment on. Our AI assistant will then score candidates by volume, page type, category, and current position to suggest a control group that actually matches.

04Movers & Shakers

Winners & Losers. Ranked by estimated traffic impact.

A keyword going #15 → #11 is zero clicks. #4 → #3 might be 10x that. We sort by |ΔCTR| × volume, so the top of the list is what actually moved your traffic.

05Share of Voice

CTR weighted Share of Voice. Formula on the page.

Not the naive “% of keywords in top 10”. Σ(volume × CTR by position) / Σ(volume), with one transparent CTR curve every report reads from, so SoV in one chart matches SoV in every other.

Who it’s for

Built for sites where flat keyword list isn’t enough.

Large ecommerce sites, marketplaces, multi-brand publishers, and the agencies running them. If your URL count is bigger than your keyword list, you’re our audience.

01Ecommerce in-house teams

200,000 SKUs across a four-level category tree shouldn’t be a spreadsheet.

Drill from “all of site” → Shoes → Nike → Running → individual PDP. The taxonomy is baked into every report, not bolted on with tags.

Ecommerce rank tracking
02Ecommerce-specialist agencies

Separate workspaces per client. Same data model across every account.

RBAC (Owner / Editor / Viewer). White-label coming to Business and up. Built for the agency tired of stitching three tools together per retainer.

Agency rank tracking
03Multi-locale catalog operators

City × vertical × intent multiplies into thousands of combinations.

Add competitor cohorts per locale, roll up by vertical or city, daily. No new tag taxonomy every time you ship a region.

Competitor tracking
04Methodology-led SEO teams

If you defend SEO to a CMO, the math needs to be on the page.

Published CTR curve (customizable per project), CTR-weighted Share of Voice, traffic-impact Movers — every metric is a formula you can argue with, not a proprietary score.

Share of Voice tracking
Problems we’re solving

Tired of answering the same SEO questions every week?

Most rank trackers hand you twelve thousand keyword changes and walk away. We rebuilt ours around the four questions your team is actually trying to answer with all that data.

Which category should we focus on next quarter?

Most rank trackers think in flat keyword lists. Your team thinks in categories, page types, and URL clusters. SERPVoyager rolls every keyword up the way your site is actually organized — so “is Shoes outperforming Shirts?” is a one-click question, not a Sunday-afternoon pivot table.

What actually moved revenue this week?

A keyword going #14 → #11 is zero clicks. #4 → #3 might be 10× that. We rank what changed by |ΔCTR| × volume — so your Monday digest opens with the moves that moved money, not the moves that moved a few pixels on a chart.

Are we visible in AI Overviews — and against who?

AI search is the second SERP now. We track coverage %, citation rate, and the actual AIO text per keyword per day — because the answer changes daily, and your competitors are already shipping for it.

Did the change we shipped actually work?

Site migrations, PDP rewrites, title-tag patterns — most teams ship them and pray. SERPVoyager picks a matched control for you, scores it on volume / page type / position, then runs baseline vs. test side by side until the answer is unambiguous.

Common questions

The questions we get before the trial starts.

Does SERPVoyager actually work on a catalog with hundreds of thousands of URLs?

Yes — but not by tracking every SKU. Nobody does that, and a tool that implies otherwise is selling you a number. You track a representative slice: the commercial head, plus a deliberate sample of the tail. Because every keyword carries its URL, page type and category, the rollups read your catalog by structure rather than by keyword row — so 2,500 well-chosen keywords tell you how Running is performing against Trail, not just how twelve terms moved this week. Enterprise covers 5,000 tracked keywords; Scale starts at 15,000 and is arranged on a call.

What counts as a tracked keyword?

One unique combination of term + location + language + device, inside a project. The same term in US-desktop and UK-mobile is two keywords. Worth doing that multiplication before you pick a tier: 2,000 terms across three markets on two devices is 12,000 slots, not 2,000.

Is daily refresh really included on the cheapest plan, or is it an upsell?

Included, on every plan. Starter at $69/mo refreshes all 500 of its keywords every day — no credit pool, no daily-refresh add-on, no rationing — and that is identical on Professional, Business, Enterprise and Scale. Same for SERP features: all nine families, AI Overviews included, are recorded on every keyword we crawl, on every plan. What scales with the tier is how many keywords, projects, competitors and months of history you get. Never how often we look, or what we record.

Do we have to map thousands of keywords to URLs and categories by hand?

You supply them — but not by hand. Bulk import takes a CSV of keyword and target_url, plus optional page_type and up to three category columns. If your URLs already encode your structure, and most ecommerce URLs do, those columns are a spreadsheet formula away rather than a data project. We deliberately don’t guess your taxonomy: a category tree you declared is one you can trust in every report, which is the entire point of reading the catalog by structure.

We already pay for Semrush, Ahrefs or AccuRanker. Do we rip it out?

Probably not. Research suites — keyword databases, site audits, backlinks — are a different product and we don’t replace them. What we replace is the rank-tracking layer, which is usually the tier upgrade or per-keyword add-on you’re paying most for. Keyword lists move across by CSV in well under an hour. Historical positions don’t transfer between rank trackers in either direction — that’s true of every tool, both ways — so the normal move is to run both for a billing cycle or two and decide on a real side-by-side rather than a promise.

Do you have a free trial?

14 days, no credit card, every feature unlocked. When it ends you pick a plan or the project pauses — your data stays put either way.

Other questions?See full pricing & FAQ
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Stop wrestling spreadsheets. Start running your site.

14-day free trial. No credit card. All features unlocked. Bring up to 500 keywords on Starter, 5,000 on Enterprise.