Quick start

Sign in, choose a team, open a page, inspect its analysis, and save your first piece of work.

Install SERP Lens on macOS or Windows, then follow these steps to open a page, inspect it, and save your first work.

SERP Lens browser workspace with the On-Page content panel open beside the active page
The browser workspace with live analysis beside the active page.

Walkthrough

  1. Sign in and choose a team

    Complete the sign-in flow, then select the team whose projects, integrations, plan, and saved data you want to use. Create a team from the browser topbar if you do not have one yet.

  2. Open a page

    Enter a URL or search query in the omnibar. Press Cmd L on macOS or Ctrl L on Windows to focus it from anywhere in the browser.

  3. Inspect the page

    Open the content panel and start with Overview and Alerts. Move to On-Page, Page Speed, Schema, JavaScript, Indexability, or another panel for the task at hand. Some panels require a plan capability or connected integration.

  4. Ask the AI agent

    Open the AI panel, attach the current tab, and ask a specific question about the page. Review tool approvals before allowing an action to run.

  5. Create a project

    Open Projects, choose New project, then enter the project name, domain, and any optional goal, competitor domains, or image.

  6. Track a keyword

    Open the project and choose Add keywords. Enter the keywords, then select locations, languages, devices, and a refresh interval. Review the displayed ranking-credit requirement before saving.

  7. Save evidence

    Open the command palette with Cmd K on macOS or Ctrl K on Windows, search for a screenshot capture mode, then annotate or crop the result. Save it with a screenshot name and project, or export the PNG.

Optional regional test

Open the browser location selector and connect to a VPN location available to the active team. Record the search domain, language, account state, and other settings with the observation because a VPN route is only 1 regional signal.

SERP Lens location selector showing starred VPN locations and the available location catalog
The location selector separates starred locations from the complete catalog.

Next steps