Sites & Rank Tracking

The dashboard tracks one query list per website across Google, Bing, and Yandex, reading stored snapshots from each connected webmaster provider — never a live SERP check. This guide covers the dashboard setup; for reading the same data over the API, see the rank-tracking endpoints, and for AI agents, the rank tracking MCP tools.

Connect a search provider

1. Open Integrations in your dashboard.
2. Connect Google Search Console — an OAuth flow that lets RankParse read your properties' queries, clicks, impressions, and search positions.
3. Optionally connect Bing Webmaster and Yandex Webmaster the same way. Both are opt-in per account, so a missing engine in your data means it isn't connected — never a zero or bottom rank.

When a provider is connected, RankParse lists the live properties from that provider and automatically attaches the ones that match your existing websites, so most sites need no manual mapping.

Add websites and attach properties

Manage websites at Sites:

• Add a website directly — you don't have to start from a webmaster property. Matching provider properties are attached automatically when the site is created.
• Attach up to three properties per provider to one website. One property is the primary and provides the site's headline figures; the others appear as a breakdown. Figures are shown per property and never added together, because a domain property already contains the URL-prefix properties beneath it.
• If a primary property becomes unavailable (archived, or lost on reconnect), a remaining attached property is promoted to primary automatically.
• Each site card leads with the site's favicon and domain; provider status is one dot per provider — connected, degraded, or not connected.

Track queries

Open Rank Tracking to work with the shared query list:

• One query list per website. Positions, impressions, and clicks appear per provider, for whichever platform has observed that query.
• Sortable table with position, change, impressions, and clicks, plus filter chips (losing ground, gaining, flat, no data), search, and per-query sparklines.
• Per-query detail with a history chart and a metric strip.
• Suggestions are drawn from Google, Bing, and Yandex property data, show which platforms hold each query, and rank the provider you are viewing first — useful when a provider reports nothing for your current queries.

Worth knowing: Bing and Yandex only report a bounded set of queries per site, so a query you track may never return data from them even when the site ranks. Google accepts arbitrary queries. Where a provider cannot report a query, the table says so rather than showing an empty cell.

Read the same data elsewhere

• API: the four /v1/rank-tracking/* endpoints are read-only and cost 0 credits.
• MCP: list_rank_tracking_sites, list_tracked_keywords, get_keyword_rankings, and get_keyword_rank_history on the advanced developer endpoint, plus the Google Search Console tool set — see MCP Server.