Bing SERP Checker

See the organic Bing results for any keyword in 36 countries and languages, as a signed-out searcher would see them. Compare titles and snippets, spot your competitors and export the list.

Keyword

Highlight a website (optional)

Country and language

Number of results

How to use the Bing SERP Checker

Enter a keyword
Type the search you want to study. Optionally add your domain to highlight it in the list.
Choose market and depth
Pick the country and language, and how many results you want to see.
Study the results
Review positions, titles, URLs and snippets, then copy the list or download it as CSV.

Why look at Bing’s results directly?

When you search on your own device, Bing adapts the results to your location, language, history and Microsoft account. That is great for searching, but it makes your own screen a poor reference for SEO. The SERP checker requests the results as a neutral, signed-out searcher in the market you choose, so you see the same page your potential visitors are likely to see.

It is also the quickest way to check markets you are not in: see what ranks in the United Kingdom, Germany or Japan without a VPN.

What to look for on a Bing results page

Search intent: are the top results guides, product pages, tools or videos? Your page should match the format Bing rewards.
Title patterns: note the words and numbers that appear in most top titles, such as years, “free” or “best”.
Repeat domains: sites that appear several times have strong topical authority for the search.
Snippet quality: Bing often uses the meta description; a clear, specific description can earn more clicks at the same position.