Real people run your buying-intent search and send back the whole first page — where you land, who's above you, and, in their words, why they clicked something else.
Report in four days. Every result screenshotted at the source.
For a one-person team, most people start with a lightweight, privacy-first tool that installs in a single snippet…
Not a position out of a crawler — the page as it was served to real people, with what they thought of your result written underneath it, and a ranked list of fixes.
Organic position, AI Overview, local pack, ads — and how far a thumb travels before your link is on screen.
The domains above you, in order, and what their title and snippet promise that yours doesn't.
One honest sentence from a real buyer about your result, and about your page if they opened it. Usually the part that rewrites a title tag the same day.
Google personalizes and localizes every result, then rearranges the page around ads, an AI Overview and a map pack. So we ask real people to search from their own devices and accounts, and report the page they got.
One query, four people, two never see your link — and a rank tracker calls all four “position 3.”
Panelists are paid the same whether or not you appear, and the same whether or not they click. We pay for the report. The visit is what happens when a real person decides your result is the one worth opening — and then tells you what they found. We don't sell rankings, and nobody is asked to click something they wouldn't.
Here's the whole thing — the verdict, who's above you, what the panel said, and the ranked fixes. Built on a made-up product, so you can judge the format instead of the company.
Northsky is on the first page for this query two times in three, but almost never where anyone is looking: a median position of 4.5, with an AI Overview and an average of 2.4 ads above it. On a phone in the US — the largest segment — nobody saw the link without scrolling past three screens, and the overview answered the question before they got there. The people who did reach it mostly opened it and liked what they found. The problem on this query is not the product, and it is not really the ranking. It is that position four on a page shaped like this one is not a position anybody sees.
The thing a buyer would actually type. We turn it into a brief and pick the segments.
Real people, real devices, their own accounts. The whole first page screenshotted, every time.
Where you land per segment, who's above you, and the ranked fixes — in the words of the people who saw it.
A few searches a week on the phone you already use. One person, one search, honest answers.