Product
Rank tracking
What you get
- Daily positions. Tracked by location and device, because a position that differs between mobile and desktop or between two cities is telling you something an average would hide.
- Your grouping, not alphabetical. Keywords sit in the groups you actually think in: by service, by location, by page. A flat list of 400 keywords is a report nobody reads twice.
- Edge-of-page-one flags. The pages ranking just below the fold, where a small edit moves the most traffic per hour spent.
Momentum, not a leaderboard
A page that moved from 14 to 11 this week is a completely different situation from a page that has sat at 11 for a year, and only one of them deserves your morning. Most rank trackers show you both as “11”.
Onça reads position history as direction and speed, so what surfaces is change worth responding to: a page climbing that could be pushed over, or one slipping while you were not looking.
Where it goes next
Rankings on their own are a scoreboard. They become work when they are read against your other feeds: a position that held while clicks fell is a title problem, not a ranking problem, and Onça can only see that because Search Console is in the same place.
Everything rank tracking surfaces lands in the opportunity queue alongside the rest, ranked by estimated monthly clicks rather than by which tool noticed it.
What it needs
Your site's public URL and the keywords you want tracked. Nothing gets installed on the site itself. Connecting Search Console as well is what turns rankings into prioritized work, so most people connect both. See Getting started.