← FeaturesBeeBrain: the Amazon keyword rank tracker that knows what changed in your listing
Every keyword BeeBrain places is tracked from the day you publish, twice a week, against your competitors. A ranking change ties back to the edit that caused it.
A rank number on its own tells you very little. Most trackers show where a keyword sits today and leave you to guess whether anything you changed caused it. BeeBrain knows what it published and when, so every tracked keyword sits next to the publish that took it live. It locks in the competitors on those terms and checks every position twice a week, so the before-and-after you read shows which terms moved, by how much, and whether it was your listing or the whole category.
Tracking that starts where the optimization ends
Rank tracking in BeeBrain is tied to the optimization, not bolted on afterwards. The day you publish, every keyword from the Keyword Intelligence report gets a baseline position, up to 50 per listing, tied to the date it went live. From then on you are measuring the exact edit you made, not a list you typed in later.
What you see
Your line, and theirs
At publish, BeeBrain locks in up to nine competing products and tracks them on your keywords twice a week, on the same chart as you. What you read is the gap between the two lines. When yours pulls ahead, your listing gained ground. When both move together, the whole category shifted. A single rank number could never tell you which.
The numbers that matter, per listing
Keywords in the top 15. Monthly searches reached. Movement since publish and movement this week. Average rank change, with the number of terms it averages over. Competitors outranked on the average keyword. Each one updates twice a week and sits next to the keyword list so you can see which terms are driving it.
Where each keyword was used
See where each keyword was used in your published listing, such as the title, individual bullets or description. The same row shows its organic position at publish, its current organic position and the change, so you can review keyword placement and rank movement together.
Alerts before a drop costs you sales
Rankings are checked twice a week, and the check that finds a tracked term outside the top 15 or down ten places or more sends you an alert.
A summary with every check
Which keywords rose, fell or held, the one that gained the most, and the listing that moved furthest. You get a summary with every rank check, across every listing you track.
Honest numbers
A check BeeBrain could not complete is drawn as a gap in the line, never as a drop. Sponsored and organic positions are both recorded. Every average shows what it averaged over, so “up 12 positions” can never hide that it covered three keywords out of fifty.
How it works
- 1Optimize a listing and publish the fields you approve.
- 2BeeBrain records a baseline for every placed keyword.
- 3Positions are checked twice a week and plotted against the baseline and the competitor lines.
- 4Open the Tracking tab to see movement per listing and per keyword.
- 5Alerts and the summary emails flag what needs attention.
- 6Re-optimize the listings that stalled, with the data to show what to change.
Who uses it
Sellers who want to know if the rewrite worked
After you publish, see where each keyword was used in your listing and compare its organic rank at publish with its current position. Follow the changes over time.
Brands tracking a catalog
Filter across every account and marketplace, sort by movement, and find the SKUs that moved and the ones that need a second pass.
Agencies reporting to clients
Numbers you can put in front of a client: the edit, the baseline, the movement and the competitor comparison, with every caveat already in the chart.
Pricing
Tracking is included on every plan. Two free listings to start, no credit card. Growth is $29 a month for 10 listings, Business is $99 a month for 50, and the Agency plan is custom. If you pause a listing, its history is kept for 180 days.
At a glance
- Keywords tracked per listing
- Up to 50
- Competitors tracked per listing
- Up to 9
- Cadence
- Twice a week, with a baseline at publish
- Publish attribution
- Every tracked keyword is tied to the publish that took it live
- Alerts
- Sent after the check that finds a term outside the top 15, or down ten places or more
- Reporting
- A summary with every rank check, across all tracked listings
- Accounts and marketplaces
- All, filterable
- History if you pause a listing
- Kept 180 days
- Sponsored and organic positions
- Both recorded
- Marketplaces
- United States, Canada, United Kingdom
How BeeBrain is different from a standalone rank tracker
It knows what you changed
Standalone trackers see a position. BeeBrain sees the position, the keyword and the date it went live, because it published the change.
Competitors on the same chart
Most trackers show your line alone. BeeBrain locks in your competitors at publish and tracks them on your terms, so you can tell a category shift from a listing win.
No setup, no keyword list to maintain
The keywords come from the optimization. Nothing to type in, nothing to keep updated when the listing changes.
Built to be read by someone who was not in the room
Gaps are gaps, averages show their basis, and both sponsored and organic positions are recorded. A client or a founder can read it without a translator.
Frequently asked questions
Which keywords get tracked?+
The keywords BeeBrain placed in the listing when you published, up to 50 per listing. They come from the Keyword Intelligence report, so there is no list to build.
How often are rankings checked?+
Twice a week, with a baseline recorded the day you publish.
Does BeeBrain track competitors?+
Yes. BeeBrain automatically tracks up to nine competing products on your keywords and shows their positions on the same chart as your listing. You cannot currently add your own competitors.
How long before I should judge a result?+
It depends on your current position, the competition and whether you are running ads for those keywords. You should see some movement within two to four weeks.
Does tracking cost extra?+
No. It is included on every plan.
What happens if I pause a listing?+
Tracking stops and the history is kept for 180 days, so you can resume without losing the baseline.
Does it count sponsored placements?+
Yes. Sponsored and organic positions are both recorded.
Get started
Optimize one listing, publish it, and come back in four weeks. The chart will tell you whether it worked, and which keywords did the work.