Do I need a WordPress plugin?

No. Create a LemRank project for your site's domain and add the keywords you want to track. It works outside WordPress rather than installing in your dashboard.

Does LemRank replace Yoast or Rank Math?

No. Keep your WordPress plugin for titles, schema and other on-page settings. LemRank is a separate rank-monitoring tool; this page does not promise a direct plugin integration or automatic sitemap import.

Will every post be checked daily?

No. You choose keywords to track, not an automatic check for every post. The Free plan has a seven-day minimum interval; Pro permits a 24-hour minimum, and adaptive scheduling can make actual checks less frequent.

Rank Tracker · wordpress rank tracker

Track your WordPress site's search rankings

A WordPress rank tracker monitors how a site's chosen keywords appear in search results over time. LemRank runs outside the WordPress admin: add your domain and keywords, review the recorded positions, and compare changes with your publishing and Search Console data. It does not automatically import every post or integrate with SEO-plugin metadata.

Use a separate rank tracker alongside your WordPress SEO plugin: monitor the searches that matter, then use your site analytics to understand the visits they bring.

Engines: Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo + 7 AI engines
Update cadence: Free minimum interval 7 days; Pro permits 24 hours; adaptive scheduling applies
Locations: Country, city, ZIP and grid-level
Devices: Desktop and mobile tracked separately
Price from: Free for 50 keywords, then from $59/mo

Check a Google ranking free

Check Google's top 100 in the United States. Cached results may be available without an account; fresh checks require sign-up.

Setting up tracked keywords across engines and locations is what the 14-day trial adds.

How LemRank handles this

Built for wordpress rank tracker, not retrofitted

Add your WordPress domain and the keywords you want to monitor; no plugin installation is required.
Group keywords for cornerstone content, service pages, and blog topics so each has a clear review workflow.
Compare stored ranking history with your WordPress publishing dates and Search Console performance.
Keep Yoast, Rank Math, or AIOSEO for in-site metadata and schema; use LemRank for external rank monitoring.
Check plan cadence before promising a daily client report: Free has a seven-day minimum interval and Pro permits a 24-hour minimum, with adaptive scheduling.

Who this is for

Three teams that get the most out of this

WordPress publishers

Follow the keywords behind your most important topics without depending on a plugin dashboard.

Content marketers

Review ranking changes alongside Search Console clicks before deciding which articles need work.

WordPress agencies

Keep client domains and keyword sets organised outside each site's WordPress admin.

Frequently asked

Common questions about wordpress rank tracker

Do I need a WordPress plugin?: No. Create a LemRank project for your site's domain and add the keywords you want to track. It works outside WordPress rather than installing in your dashboard.
Does LemRank replace Yoast or Rank Math?: No. Keep your WordPress plugin for titles, schema and other on-page settings. LemRank is a separate rank-monitoring tool; this page does not promise a direct plugin integration or automatic sitemap import.
Will every post be checked daily?: No. You choose keywords to track, not an automatic check for every post. The Free plan has a seven-day minimum interval; Pro permits a 24-hour minimum, and adaptive scheduling can make actual checks less frequent.

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