SERP Position Tracker
Track your keyword rankings, estimated CTR, and monthly click projections — no API needed.
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SERP Position and Organic CTR
Click-through rate (CTR) drops sharply after position 1. The first organic result captures roughly 28% of all clicks for a query. By position 10, CTR has fallen to around 2–4%. This is why moving from position 5 to position 3 can double your organic traffic even with no change in search volume.
| Position | Estimated CTR | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | ~28% | Featured snippet can increase this further |
| 2 | ~15% | Significant drop from position 1 |
| 3 | ~11% | Still highly visible above the fold |
| 4 | ~8% | Often below fold on mobile |
| 5 | ~7% | |
| 6–10 | ~2–4% | Diminishing returns |
| 11–20 | ~1% | Page 2 — most users don't scroll this far |
| Not ranking | 0% | No impressions in organic results |
How to Use This Tracker
Check your rankings manually using Google Search Console or by searching incognito with location set to your target region. Record the position here along with your monthly search volume (from Google Search Console, Ahrefs, Semrush, or similar tools). The estimated clicks are projections based on average CTR benchmarks — actual results vary by query type, SERP features, and brand recognition.
Export your data as CSV to track changes over time by saving a new snapshot weekly or monthly.