Best Google position tool?

Yep Digital Point seems to be a favourite round our office too.

Digital point has a free one , is that what you are talking about?

Hi Brian

Thanks for that.

I tried to sign up and it is asking for a Google API key... and from this research i did, it looks like Google stopped giving out Google API keys as of Dec 5th 2006.

It sounds like I and new users can't use this tool?

Clay

Clay - you just need to sign up for the Google AJAX API key...that seemed to work for me when i tried it yesterday.

hey - thanks for the rene :)
here is the google AJAX API key signup form if anyone else is also interested

Rene,
Is it really working for you.
I have been able to sign up, but when I add a keyword, I get the following error...

Exception from service object: Invalid authorization key: ABQIAAAAh91PFbf7bENSGV6tq6XFbRTe5B8PAjl9VswwGC
ARt4OvctYRmxRfULRwB9w1CqZQ2z18O73ulacLxw

DOH!

I guess not :(

Hmm..

Don't know of any other free ones. I use WEBCeo at work, costs a couple hundred bucks a year. Does a fine job.

SmallBiz Edition
only $199 USD (one time fee, plus subscription fee)

Professional Edition
only $389 USD

good link. hadn't see that one before.

I'm a user of WebCEO and it does a pretty good job at finding the search results as you described. The only downfall, like with any other 'rank checker' is that the positioning is off a few positions at times. Where you may be ranking position #4 for a particular term, it will tell you that you are ranking #11. I'm very picky about my tools being exact. I always do hand searches for my clients when dealing with their top competitive terms.

SeoBook has two tools...one that allows you to check one domain at a time. When I have checked it... it was dead on. This one allows you to check multiple domains, I have not tried this one yet: http://tools.seobook.com/general/mass-domains/