Overview
What the checker does
The tool requests the first page of Yandex results for each of your queries in the region you choose and looks for your domain in it. If it finds the domain, it shows the position; if not, it says the site is outside the top-10. Subdomains count: for example.ru a result on shop.example.ru is a match.
Results come from the Yandex Search API — the official search interface — so what you see is the ranking a user in that region sees, not a cached estimate.
What you get
- Up to five queries per run
- Nine regions: Moscow, St Petersburg, Russia-wide, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Nizhny Novgorod, Krasnodar, Kazan, Rostov-on-Don
- Positions within the first page, top-10
- Subdomains counted as the same site
- Three checks per address per day
- No account, no card, no export limit
Questions
Rank checking, answered.
How current is the data?
It is taken at the moment you press the button, through the Yandex Search API. There is no stored index behind it, so a position can differ from a check you ran an hour earlier — that is the search result changing, not the tool.
Why only the top-10?
The tool reads the first page. If a site is not there, it reports that rather than guessing a deeper position. For tracking beyond the first page you need a rank tracker with history, which is a different kind of product.
Why is it limited to three checks a day?
The limit keeps the tool free and available. It is per address, so a team sharing one connection shares the quota.
Does it work for Google?
No. It reads Yandex only. A Google equivalent needs a different data source and different regional handling.
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