📌 SERP Checker

🔎 Google SERP Checker

📌 SERP Checker Guide – Simulate Google Results from Any Location

The SERP Checker lets you view localized Google search results as if you were in any city worldwide, using your preferred language and country — without VPNs, browser extensions, or external tools.

This tool is ideal for:

  • Local SEO: Check how a business appears in a specific city
  • Internationalization: Test search results in different languages and countries
  • Competitor Analysis: See what users in other countries actually see

✅ How It Works – Step by Step

  1. Select language and country
    Choose your desired combination (e.g., Italy – Italian, Germany – German, United States – English).
  2. Enter a precise location
    Type an address, city, or landmark (e.g., Colosseum, Rome or Times Square, New York).
    → The more specific your input, the more accurate the localization.
  3. Click “Geocode”
    The system converts your input into exact geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude).
    → The “Location” field will update with the official recognized name (e.g., Rome, Roma Capitale, Lazio, Italy).
    → This step is essential: without it, Google will use your real location.
  4. Enter your search query
    Type what you want to search for (e.g., restaurant, dentist, hotel).
  5. Click “Search on Google”
    A new tab will open with localized search results.

🔍 How to Verify That Localization Works

  • Search for “dove sono” (in Italian) or “where am i” (in English).
    → Google will display a map showing your simulated location.
  • Scroll to the bottom of the search results page.
    → You’ll see: “Results for [location name]” or “Results for [lat, lng]”.

⚠️ Important: For accurate results, use local-intent queries (e.g., pizza, lawyer, beauty salon).
Google ignores location parameters for generic queries (e.g., what is SEO).

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to use Incognito mode?
Not required, but recommended. If you’re logged into Google or have location-related cookies, Google may override your simulated location with your real one.

Does it work on mobile?
Yes, but for the most reliable results, use a desktop device.

Is it legal?
Absolutely. The tool uses only public Google parameters (hl, gl, uule, pws=0) and open data from OpenStreetMap.

✅ Ready to test localized SERPs? Enter a city, click Geocode, and discover exactly what your target audience sees!