Bing organic
Matched by host equality exactly like Google, so your existing reading of a position carries over unchanged.
Non-Google engines
Track where your buyers actually search next.
Add a Bing, YouTube, or Amazon keyword from the same flow you already use, then read engine-tagged history behind a URL-backed filter.
One flow, four engines
The add-keyword form you know, with an engine picker.
Nothing about the Google path changes. The engine is a tag on the keyword and on every ranking row it produces.
YouTube organic
Matched against an exact channel handle you supply, because every result URL is on youtube.com.
Amazon products
Matched against an exact ASIN. Positions come from the provider's returned product index with sponsored blocks dropped.
Engine-tagged history
Every stored ranking carries its engine, and the workspace filter lives in the URL so a filtered view is shareable.
Product truth
A position in a returned index, labelled as such.
This illustrative frame mirrors normalized output. It is not a live query.
| Signal | What the product shows | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Bing position | Host match against your site domain | Provider observation |
| YouTube position | Exact channel-handle match, no fuzzy brand match | Provider observation |
| Amazon position | Position within the provider's product index, with a coverage note | Provider observation |
How it runs
Weekly, bounded, and metered per check.
Cadence, source, and slot limits stay visible beside every engine.
Weekly for non-Google
Non-Google targets are checked once per weekly sweep regardless of the site's Google cadence, which is what keeps the per-unit price honest.
Vendor endpoints you can name
Bing and YouTube come from the provider's organic endpoints, Amazon from its merchant family. There is no scraping of your behalf.
Slots, not unlimited keywords
Non-Google keywords consume a separate slot allowance, so a plan's Google tracking is never quietly reduced by adding engines.
What we don't doHonest limit Honest limit Honest limit
Three things this feature will never claim.
Every limit below is enforced in the product, not written on a disclaimer page.
Exact tokens required
YouTube and Amazon need an exact channel handle or ASIN, because every result URL is on the platform's own domain. We perform no fuzzy brand match and will not guess your target.
Weekly, not on demand
Non-Google targets are checked once per weekly sweep regardless of your site cadence. A faster reading is not available at this price.
Index position, not shelf position
An Amazon position is a position within the provider's returned product index, not a live shelf position for a specific shopper. Sponsored blocks are dropped rather than counted.
Every limit below is enforced by the product, not a disclaimer.
Beyond Google
Track the engines your category actually uses.
Create an account to add a non-Google keyword, or begin with a free site audit.