Rankinity vs RankMySEO

Rankinity tracks website positions and search visibility across search engines and helps compare results with competitors. It covers Google on desktop and mobile, Google Maps, and Bing, with search locations set at city, region, or country level. Users can group keywords, follow visibility for individual pages, and adjust keyword weights in the visibility formula. Competitor analysis can cover an unlimited number of competitors, including their positions, visibility, and promotion dynamics. SERP analysis examines result links and domains to show link visibility and competing domains. Reports are interactive, sent weekly by email, or downloadable as Excel and PDF files. Rankinity offers an API and can use Google Search Console keyword listings as a data source. Project owners can invite colleagues and clients with full or read-only access, and white labeling allows use on a customer's domain with its brand, logo, and favicon. The service is described as a progressive web app for desktop and smartphone devices.

RankMySEO tracks Google keyword positions, stores checks, and presents ranking history in a dashboard. It checks the first 20 organic results and marks a keyword unranked when a site falls outside that range. Free and Starter plans refresh weekly; Growth and higher plans refresh daily, and users can trigger manual checks. The service audits issues such as missing sitemaps, broken links, and thin titles, with affected-page details on Starter and above. Competitor comparisons and backlink review cover new and lost links and can produce a Google disavow file. Agency and Scale track whether ChatGPT and Gemini mention a site in selected prompts and which pages they cite. MCP connections let assistants such as Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok query rank data. The toolkit is described as Apache-2.0. Plans range from free to $69 a month; checkout is not live.