How it works
Real clicks, one set of rules
SERPcred publishes Google Search clicks for websites whose owners connect Search Console and choose to make their totals public. Every site follows the same rules.
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Connect
Sign in with Google and pick a domain property. Access is read-only.
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Sync daily
Each day's totals, once Google has finalized them.
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Rank
The same windows and tie-breaks for every site.
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Share
A profile, a badge and a card with the verified numbers.
What SERPcred reads
Reads
- Daily total clicks, impressions and average position from Google web search, for the domain properties you choose to publish.
- Finalized data only. Google’s most recent days can still change, so they’re left out until they’re final.
- The list of properties in your account and your permission level for each, to check which ones can be listed.
Never reads
Search queries, page URLs, countries, devices or any other part of your reports.
SERPcred asks Google for read-only access to Search Console. It can’t change settings, submit sitemaps or add users. You can remove access at any time from your Google Account permissions.
The reporting window
Every window is the same for every site and ends three days ago in Pacific Time, the time zone Google reports in, because Google finalizes each day 2–3 days later. The default is 28 days; 7 days and 3 months (90 days) work the same way.
- 28-day window
- 27 Sep – 24 Oct: 3,876 clicks
- Not final yet
- 25 Oct – 27 Oct: left out until Google settles them
- Before the window
- Tomorrow the window moves one day: 25 Oct joins and 27 Sep drops out.
7 days
18 Oct – 24 Oct
28 days
27 Sep – 24 Oct
3 months
27 Jul – 24 Oct
Top clicks
Total clicks in the window. Ties go to more impressions, then to whoever published first. Below, four sample sites start in the order they joined and sort into the board.
- 1 Fernway Notes 4,210
- 2 Parcel Pilot 2,980 61,000 impr.
- 3 Tidy Ledger 2,980 48,500 impr.
- 4 Kiln & Co. 1,150
Tidy Ledger joined before Parcel Pilot, but they tie on 2,980 clicks and Parcel Pilot had more impressions, so it ranks higher. Join order only decides a tie on both.
Fastest growing and the growth floor
Percentage change against the window before it, for sites with enough clicks in that previous window. Without a floor, a site going from 10 clicks to 100 would beat everyone at +900%.
Parcel Pilot
Before · This window
+50%
Ranked: 1,400 clicks before clears the floor
Kiln & Co.
Before · This window
+283%
Not ranked: only 300 clicks before
The floor: at least 1,000 clicks in the previous 28 days.
Floor, 7 days
250 clicks
Floor, 28 days
1,000 clicks
Floor, 3 months
3,000 clicks
CTR and average position
Shown on every profile, but never ranked.
CTR
Clicks divided by impressions.
2,100 clicks ÷ 42,000 impressions = 5.0%
Average position
Each day weighted by its impressions, the way Search Console does it.
| Day | Position | Impressions |
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| 1 | 3.0 | 30,000 |
| 2 | 9.0 | 10,000 |
(3.0 × 30,000 + 9.0 × 10,000) ÷ 40,000 = 4.5
Not 6.0, the plain average: the busier day counts for more.
Who can list, and how
- One listing per domain
- Only domain properties (covering the whole site) can be listed. When a second account manages a listed domain, it can claim the listing and we settle it by hand.
- Who can list
- A verified owner or full user of the property who confirms they own the site or have the owner's written permission.
- Anonymous listings
- An owner can show a site under an alias such as "Anonymous site A7K2". Its numbers are verified and ranked by the same rules; only its name, domain, icon and owner are kept private, and we still know them.
- Join number
- Each site's place in the order sites were first published ("the 213th site on SERPcred"). It never changes and is never reused, and anonymous listings don't show it.
- Freshness
- Each profile shows its reporting window and last sync. A site that hasn't synced for 7 days is paused from the boards.
What a SERPcred number proves
It proves
The clicks were reported by Google Search Console for that property, under the rules above.
It doesn’t prove
Unique visitors, total traffic, revenue, that every click was human, or that a particular person or agency caused the growth.
SERPcred is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google.
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