Bing Rank Tracker
Track exactly where your pages rank on Bing, by location and by device, and pay only for the keywords you watch.
Bing is a search engine in its own right, and it does not rank pages the way Google does. Our Bing rank tracker checks your real positions in Bing results, follows them day by day, and shows you when you move up or down, all without a monthly subscription.
What a Bing rank tracker does
A few simple jobs that tell you the truth about your Bing visibility. See your positions, track them by place and device, and watch how they move.
See your real Bing positions
Find out exactly where each of your keywords ranks in Bing search, not where you hope it ranks.
Track by location
Bing results change from place to place, so check your rank in any country or city you care about.
Track by device
Desktop and mobile results differ. We track both so you see the full picture.
Follow changes over time
We record your positions day by day, so you can see when you gain or lose ground and tie it back to your work.
Check your Bing rankings free
Anyone can create a free account, get one hundred free credits, and run real Bing checks straight away. No card and no subscription. It works as a free Bing rank checker and a full Bing SERP checker, so you can see your exact position before you decide to track more.
Why tracking Bing rankings matters
Bing reaches more people than its market share suggests, because the same index feeds Microsoft Copilot, the Edge browser, Windows search, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, and parts of ChatGPT search. Many of those users are on desktop, in business settings, and ready to buy.
If you only track Google you are blind to a whole audience that a competitor may already be winning. A Bing rank tracker closes that gap.
Why Bing rankings are worth tracking
Market share headlines undersell Bing. Here are three practical reasons its results deserve a place in your reporting, and why pointing a Bing keyword tracker at the terms you already watch on Google usually turns up quick wins.
A real share of desktop search
Bing is the default search engine in Microsoft Edge and in Windows search, and the same index feeds answers in Microsoft Copilot. On desktop computers, especially in workplaces where Edge is the standard browser, that adds up to a meaningful share of searches that never pass through Google.
An audience with money to spend
Bing's audience skews older and more established than the average search audience, and Microsoft's own advertising materials have long pitched it as a higher income, desktop heavy crowd. These are people researching purchases at a work or home desk, often late in the buying journey.
Far less competition
Most sites pour all their SEO effort into Google and never look at Bing. Fewer competitors optimizing for the same results means positions are often easier to win and easier to hold, so the same content can earn a better spot on Bing than it does on Google.
How Bing rank tracking works
Three plain steps from a fresh account to a live view of your Bing positions.
Add your site and keywords
Enter the website you want to track on Bing, then add your keywords one per line.
Choose location, device, and frequency
Pick the country or city to track, choose desktop or mobile, and set how often we check, daily or weekly.
See your results
We check live Bing results for each keyword, then show your position, how it moves over time, and which competitors sit above and below you.
What you can track on Bing
Keyword positions
Your exact rank for every keyword you add.
Location results
Track the same keyword across different countries and cities.
Desktop and mobile
Separate positions for each device, since Bing shows different results.
Competitors
See which domains outrank you for each keyword so you know who to chase.
Search volume
See how much each keyword is searched so you can focus on the ones worth winning.
History
A day by day record of every position so you can prove progress.
Movement alerts
Get an email when a tracked keyword moves, so you never miss a big change.
White label reports
Send clean reports under your own brand, ideal for agencies reporting to clients.
Why Bing needs its own tracker
Bing weighs ranking signals differently from Google. It reads its own Bing Webmaster Tools data and has its own featured snippets. Because of this, a page that ranks well on Google can sit on page two of Bing, and the other way around. Tracking Bing on its own is the only way to know how that second audience really sees you.
Exact keyword matches
Bing leans more on exact matches in titles and content.
Social signals
It gives weight to social signals around your pages.
Clean technical setup
It rewards clear on page structure and tidy technical SEO.
Its own featured snippets
Win them by structuring content with clear headings and lists.
Bing Rank Tracker vs Bing Webmaster Tools
Bing Webmaster Tools is Microsoft's free console for site owners, and it belongs in every Bing SEO setup. It is where you submit sitemaps, request indexing, and review the queries that earned you clicks. What it is not is a rank tracker: its performance reports show your average position over a date range, only for sites you have verified, with no way to check a specific city or watch a competitor.
| What you get | Bing Webmaster Tools | Search Rank Tracker |
|---|---|---|
| Position data | Average position over a date range | Live position for every check, recorded day by day |
| Sites you can watch | Only sites you own and verify | Your site and any competitor's |
| Location targeting | No city level targeting | Any country or city you choose |
| Device tracking | Results aggregated across devices | Desktop and mobile tracked separately |
| Ranking history | Recent months of data only | Full history kept for as long as you track |
The two tools answer different questions, so use both. Let Bing Webmaster Tools keep your site crawled and indexed, and use a rank tracker when you need to know exactly where a page stands today, in a given city, on a given device, and how that compares with the sites you are chasing.
Simple Bing tracking without the subscription trap
No monthly subscription
Pay only for the keywords you track. Credits never force you onto a plan.
Free to start
Create an account and get one hundred free credits to try real tracking.
No limits or quotas
Want to track more keywords? Add more credits. We do not cap you.
Everything in one place
When you are ready, track Google organic, local, shopping, app store, YouTube, and Bing rankings from the same account.
Bing rank tracker FAQ
A Bing rank tracker is a tool that checks where your website ranks in Bing search results for the keywords you choose. It records those positions over time so you can see how your Bing visibility changes.
Bing feeds Microsoft Copilot, the Edge browser, Windows search, Yahoo, and more, so it reaches a large and often high intent audience. If you only watch Google you cannot see how that audience finds you, or whether a competitor is winning it.
Add your keywords and your website to the tracker and choose a location and device. We then check live Bing results for each keyword and report your exact position, along with how it moves over time.
Yes. Bing weighs signals differently, leaning more on exact keyword matches, social signals, and clean technical setup. A page that ranks well on Google can rank very differently on Bing, which is why Bing deserves its own tracking.
Yes. The same keyword can rank differently from one country or city to another, and differently on desktop and mobile. You can track any location and both devices.
Yes. Bing localizes its results, so the same page can hold different positions in different countries and even in different cities. That is why the tracker lets you pick the exact location you care about instead of reporting one global number.
No. You start free with one hundred credits and pay only for the keywords you choose to track. There is no forced monthly plan and no quota on how much you can track.
Yes. You can create a free account and use your free credits to check real Bing positions before you decide to track more.
Create a free account and you get one hundred free credits to spend on real checks. Add a keyword, choose a location and device, and we fetch live Bing results and show you exactly where you stand. There is no card and no subscription, so your first checks cost nothing.
Yes. You can watch Bing and Google side by side from the same account and compare where you stand on each, instead of paying for two tools.
Yes. Add the same keyword list to a Bing tracker and a Google tracker and compare positions side by side. Search Rank Tracker covers both from one account, so you can see where each engine places you without paying for two tools.
Bing shows featured snippets at the top of many results. You improve your chances by structuring content with clear headings and lists and by answering the question directly. Tracking your Bing positions shows you which keywords are close enough to be worth that effort.
See exactly where you stand on Bing.
Track your keywords by location and device, watch your competitors, and follow every move, all without a subscription.
