Tracking rank without inventing the numbers
Semalt offers free Search Console data, SERP tracking and AI-visibility analytics in one dashboard, alongside paid managed campaigns, AutoSEO and FullSEO, starting at $149 a month. The free tools are enough to check whether your pages actually rank for the terms people search, before paying for anything.
Ranking for a specific phrase like no filter chatgpt is a number you can check, not a number to guess at. Semalt's free analytics exist for that check.
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What the free tier actually includes
Semalt's free features pull in Google Search Console data, track SERP positions, and add AI-visibility analytics and fast URL indexing, all inside one dashboard. This tier is described as free forever, separate from the paid managed campaigns, so checking your current position costs nothing before you decide whether to pay for more.
Reading SERP tracking honestly
SERP tracking tells you where a page sits for a chosen phrase on a given day; it does not tell you why, and it does not predict tomorrow. For a page explaining what your service does and does not filter, tracking its position for the exact phrase people search is more useful than tracking a broad brand term nobody types.
AI-visibility analytics, specifically
Beyond a classic search rank, Semalt's AI-visibility analytics track a different question: whether AI systems surface your content at all when answering a related query. This is a newer signal than a SERP position and worth watching alongside it rather than instead of it.
What the paid campaigns add
AutoSEO and FullSEO are managed campaigns starting at $149 a month; they are separate from the free analytics and involve ongoing work on the account rather than you reading a dashboard. No specific ranking result is promised for either tier, and none should be, since no SEO service can guarantee a position.
Using the data without the guesswork
Start by pulling your Search Console data for the exact phrases in your no-filter pages' titles, not general brand terms. Track those specific positions weekly rather than daily, since daily SERP movement is mostly noise. Adjust content based on which phrases already have some visibility, since those move faster than starting a ranking from 0.
Where invented numbers usually creep in
A ranking write-up is where vague confidence tends to turn into invented specifics: a made-up user count, an unverified position, a comparison to a competitor with no source behind it. Semalt's free dashboard exists precisely so those numbers do not have to be invented; a claimed position that cannot be shown in the dashboard should not be published. This applies as much to your own marketing copy as to any competitor analysis you run with the same tools, since a false number about your own ranking is just as damaging to trust as a false claim about your product.