See where your site ranks in Bing for the keywords Bing Webmaster Tools reports, with the average position, clicks and impressions of each one. GSC Wizard reads the positions from Bing's own data, so there is no keyword list to set up and no cost per keyword.
Free for the 7-day trial, no credit card needed. After the trial you need a paid plan, from €17 a month, because there is no free plan for the web app.
You sign in with Google, give read-only access to Search Console and pick the property. The Bing Queries report then opens for the same site: every query Bing Webmaster Tools reports, with its average Bing position, clicks, impressions and CTR, sortable and searchable. GSC Wizard reads Bing through the Bing Webmaster Tools API with your own API key, which you add once under Account settings. If the key is missing, the report tells you and links straight there.
Free for the 7-day trial, no credit card needed. After the trial you need a paid plan, from €17 a month, because there is no free plan for the web app.
What the report shows
Example data| Keyword | Bing position | Previous | Clicks | Impressions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| road bike sizes | 3.2 | 4.1 | 412 | 5,980 |
| bike shop utrecht | 1.4 | 1.3 | 530 | 2,050 |
| bike repair near me | 2.1 | 2.4 | 288 | 1,920 |
| gravel bike | 7.8 | 7.5 | 96 | 3,410 |
| carbon wheels | 12.6 | 15.9 | 14 | 1,240 |
Example data for a made-up site, last 3 months, with the 3 months before as the comparison period. The report shows the previous position when a comparison period is on.
Bing's Search Performance report shows clicks, impressions, CTR and average position for your keywords and pages, and since October 2024 it keeps 16 months of data. Through the API, query data comes back as one row per week, so the positions are weekly averages and a new week shows up once Bing publishes it. GSC Wizard reads Bing live and does not store it, so the history you see is what the API returns, about 16 months.
What it cannot do is just as important. Bing Webmaster Tools has no position for a keyword your site never appeared for, it never shows a competitor's rankings, and it does not check one city or one moment. A Bing position here is an average over real searches, which is the right number for following a trend and the wrong one for quoting an exact rank.
A Bing position tracker built on Bing Webmaster Tools covers every query Bing reports for your site, at no cost per keyword, and the numbers come from Bing itself. A live rank tracker runs fixed keywords against Bing's results pages from a location you choose and records the exact position that day, which is what you need for competitors, for local rankings and for keywords you do not rank for yet.
Most sites need the first for everything they already rank for and the second for a short list at most. The live check on the keyword rank checker covers Google only.
Because the Bing reports sit in the same app as your Search Console data, you can look up a keyword's Bing position and then its Google position for the same site without switching tools. The Google side comes from Search Console and covers every query Google reports, with daily history. A keyword can rank very differently on the two engines, and the gap is often where a quick win hides.
Without GSC Wizard you can do the same in Bing Webmaster Tools itself. The playbook on how to track Bing rankings for free walks through its Search Performance report step by step, next to Google Search Console.
The page is free. Checking your own rankings opens GSC Wizard, which is free for the 7-day trial with no credit card needed. After the trial you need a paid plan, from €17 a month, because there is no free plan for the web app. Bing Webmaster Tools and its API key cost nothing.
From Bing Webmaster Tools, through its API, with your own API key. They are Bing's own average positions for your site, the same data as its Search Performance report, not a scrape of Bing's results pages.
Bing's API returns query data as one row per week, so the positions in the report are weekly averages. GSC Wizard reads them live every time you open the report and does not store them, so the history is whatever the API returns, which is about 16 months.
Yes. The site has to be verified in Bing Webmaster Tools, and you need an API key from your Bing Webmaster Tools settings. If the site is already verified in Google Search Console, Bing lets you import it instead of verifying it again. The report looks up the same site in Bing as the Search Console property you pick.
No. Bing Webmaster Tools only reports on sites you have verified, so it never shows where another site ranks. For that you need a rank tracker that checks Bing's results pages itself.
Bing and Google each have their own index and their own ranking, and each average comes from different searches by different people. A page can sit in the top three on one and on page two of the other, which is why it is worth checking both.
Sign in with Google, pick the property and open Bing Queries for the same site.
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Every query your site gets impressions for in Google.
How your keywords spread over positions 1 to 50 and beyond.
Keywords you almost rank for, in positions 4 to 20.
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