Keyword Clicks
List the queries your site already ranks for. Each keyword gets its own daily click count, and branded, exact and long-tail queries all work.
SERP Click Tool: Real Searches That Click Your Listing
A real browser runs the search for your keyword on Google, Bing or Yandex, scrolls the results, finds your listing and clicks through to your site, then browses it with the page depth and time on page you set. $0.09 per click, charged only when your listing is found and clicked.
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What You Control
Geography
Run the search from the country whose results you are working on, on a residential IP from a local provider.
Google, Bing and Yandex
Pick the engine per campaign. Yandex is supported alongside Google and Bing; SerpClix and SearchSEO, for example, do not list it.
Exact Page or Whole Domain
Click only a specific URL, or any result from your domain that appears for the query.
Behavior After the Click
Set page depth from one to five pages and the time spent on each page, so the visit continues past the landing page.
Schedule and Position History
Choose the hours clicks run in your timezone. The dashboard keeps the position found for every keyword, day by day.
How SERP Clicks Works
- 01
Add Keywords and a URL
Enter the target URL, the keywords it ranks for, the search engine, the location and the daily clicks per keyword. Set the hours the campaign runs.
- 02
Search, Find, Click
A real browser searches each keyword, pages through the results until it finds your listing and clicks it. If the listing is not found, nothing is clicked and nothing is charged.
- 03
Compare Before and After
Follow delivery and positions in the dashboard, and your CTR per query in Search Console, against the baseline you recorded before the start.
How Each Click Is Made
Real Browser Sessions
Full Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge browsers. JavaScript runs and cookies are kept, so the search engine and your analytics see a complete browser.
Distinct Fingerprints
Each session has its own screen resolution, timezone, language settings, fonts and WebGL parameters.
Residential IPs
Searches run from residential IP addresses of consumer internet providers in the location you target, not from data center ranges.
Search Like a Visitor
The browser opens the results for the query, scrolls and moves the mouse before it clicks, then reads your page for the time you set.
SERP Clicks and CTR: How to Use Them
What CTR Is and Where to Read It
Click-through rate is clicks divided by impressions for a query. A listing shown 1,000 times and clicked 50 times has a CTR of 5%.
Your own numbers are already in Google Search Console under Performance, broken down by query, page, country and device. Record the CTR on your target queries before a campaign starts, so you have a baseline to compare with once clicks are running.
What CTR Manipulation Means
CTR manipulation is the common name for sending searches and clicks to a listing to raise its click-through rate. Some services pay people to click, others, like this one, run a CTR bot on real browsers.
Either way it is one input among many. Search engines weigh clicks alongside relevance, links and many other signals, and they discount behavior they judge to be artificial. Treat a campaign as a test you measure, not as a ranking you have bought.
Choosing Keywords
Pick queries where your page already ranks, ideally on the first two or three result pages. The browser has to find your listing to click it, so a query you do not rank for produces no clicks.
Long-tail queries with modest search volume are easier to read: a few extra clicks a day are visible in the numbers, and you can tell the campaign apart from normal fluctuation.
Setting Volume and Pace
Look up the impressions a query gets in Search Console and set clicks well inside that range. A query with 300 impressions a month does not gain credibility from 50 clicks a day.
Start small, keep the schedule inside the hours your audience searches in, and change one variable at a time so you can tell which change produced which effect.
Location and Engine
Results differ by location, so a click only matters in the results it was made in. Target the country whose results you are working on.
Google, Bing and Yandex each rank independently. Run a separate campaign per engine, and choose Yandex only if you have an audience there.
Reading the Result
The dashboard shows how many clicks were delivered and the position your listing was found at for every keyword, every day. The position check is free.
In Google Analytics the clicks arrive as organic search visits from the engine you chose. Search Console is built by Google from its own data, so compare it with your baseline but do not expect it to mirror the dashboard one to one.
SERP Clicks Pricing
One rate for every engine, location and volume. No subscription.
Pay Per Click
Charged only when your listing is found and clicked
- Charged only for completed clicks
- Position checks are free
- Google, Bing and Yandex
- Country targeting
- Page depth and time on page after the click
- Daily position history per keyword
$0.09/click
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What SERP Clicks Does and Does Not Do
What it does
- Runs a real search for each keyword on Google, Bing or Yandex, in the country you choose
- Clicks your listing only when it finds it in the organic results
- Records the position it found your listing at, so you can follow each keyword over time
- Browses your site after the click with the page depth and time on page you set
What it does not do
- Does not click ads or put a page into the results that does not already rank there
- Does not guarantee a ranking change: click data is one signal among many, and engines discount what they judge artificial
- Does not control Search Console: Google builds those reports from its own data
- Does not bring buyers: there is no person behind the click
Acceptable use, data handling and the limits that apply to every tool are in the Trust Center
SERP Clicks FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Software that searches a keyword and clicks a chosen result, to raise that listing's click-through rate. SERP Clicks is a CTR bot that runs real browsers with residential IPs, so each click comes from a complete browser session rather than a scripted request.
Google, Bing and Yandex. You pick one engine per campaign, and each campaign searches from the location you set.
Yes. The browser looks for your listing in the organic results and clicks it there. It does not click ads and cannot click a page that is not in the results. If the listing is not found, no click is made and nothing is charged.
50 countries, on residential IPs from local internet providers. The list for SERP Clicks is on the Locations page and in the app when you create a campaign. Need a country that is not listed? We can add it on request, ask support.
In Google Analytics, yes: they arrive as organic search visits from the engine you chose, on the landing page that was clicked. Search Console reports are built by Google from its own data, so whether and how these clicks appear there is decided by Google and is not guaranteed.
There is no guarantee that it will. Clicks are one signal among many, search engines discount behavior they judge to be artificial, and the effect varies by site, query and engine. Measure it against the baseline you recorded before you scale.
$0.09 per click, deducted from your balance only when the listing was found and clicked. Position checks are free, there is no subscription or minimum order, and the minimum deposit is $5.
Delivery begins within hours of activating a campaign. You set the clicks per keyword per day and the hours they run in, in the timezone you choose.
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Start With a Few Keywords
Record your current CTR, run a modest number of clicks on queries you already rank for, and compare before you scale