Everything you need to compete
Real-Time SERP Analysis
Analyze the top 10–100 organic Google results instantly — no stale databases or outdated caches.
On-Page Data Extraction
Scrape real headings (H1–H3), word counts, readability scores, and link counts directly from competitor pages.
Keyword Metrics
Get search volume, CPC, competition level, and monthly trend data alongside your SERP analysis.
Content Gap Analysis
Enter your URL and see what topics and keywords competitors cover that you're missing — with actionable recommendations.
People Also Ask Extraction
Automatically collect PAA questions to uncover long-tail opportunities and FAQ content ideas.
Fast Competitive Snapshot
Go from keyword to full SERP overview in seconds — with readability, SEO scores, and real on-page data.
How the Analyzer Works
A fast way to reverse-engineer Google's ranking landscape with real on-page data.
Enter Keyword & Location
Choose your keyword, country, language, and device to analyze the exact SERP your audience sees.
Scrape & Analyze Pages
We pull real-time SERP results, then scrape each competitor page for headings, word counts, readability, links, and schema markup.
Turn Data into Strategy
Review keyword metrics, on-page benchmarks, heading structures, and content gaps to build a data-driven SEO strategy.
SERP Intelligence
Go beyond basic rank tracking — scrape competitor pages and understand what actually drives rankings.
Real Competitor Data, Not Estimates
Keyword Metrics & Content Benchmarks
SERP Analyzer FAQ
What is a SERP analyzer?
A SERP analyzer examines top-ranking Google results for a keyword and extracts structural and competitive insights. Serplight goes further by scraping each competitor page for real on-page data like headings, word counts, readability, and link counts.
Is the SERP data real-time?
Yes. Serplight analyzes live Google search results at the moment you run the query, then scrapes the actual ranking pages for on-page metrics.
What on-page data do you extract?
We scrape each ranking page for: heading structure (H1, H2, H3), total word count, readability score (Flesch-Kincaid), number of images, internal/external link counts, and schema markup presence.
What is the content gap analysis?
Enter your URL alongside a keyword, and we compare your page against top-ranking competitors. You get a clear breakdown of topics, keywords, and structural elements you're missing.
How many results can be analyzed?
Depending on your plan, you can analyze the top 10, 50, or 100 organic results — each with full on-page data extraction.