About realserp

Who makes it

realserp is built and maintained by RayLabs, an independent studio that ships small, focused, fast web tools. It is a sister project to other RayLabs utilities and is funded by contextual tool recommendations and, in time, display ads, never by selling or collecting your data.

Why it exists

Most SERP and SEO tools either gate you behind a signup, or fetch your URL on their own server, which means they cannot help with a page on localhost, on staging, or before it is published. realserp takes pasted values or HTML and does the work in the browser, so it fits into the moment you are actually writing a title, a meta description, or a schema block. The tools share one measurement engine, so a title that fits in the simulator reports the same pixel width in the standalone checker.

How we handle the numbers

The pixel budgets, the CTR-by-position curve and the AI-crawler list are data we measure or compile and date, not folklore we repeat. Where a widely quoted figure has no traceable source, we say so and leave it out. Where a rich result no longer exists, such as FAQ or HowTo, we say that too rather than imply a result Google stopped showing. The full account is on the methodology page.

How realserp is funded

realserp is free to use. It is funded by a small number of contextual tool recommendations, where a page's task lines up with a paid tool such as a rank tracker or a site auditor. No such paid links are live yet. If and when any become paid affiliate links, each will carry a plain disclosure inline, before the link, at no extra cost to you, and this page will say so. We only recommend tools that genuinely fit the page's job, and we never publish invented test results or guaranteed-outcome claims.

Get in touch

Found a wrong number, a broken preview, or a crawler we are missing? The contact page is the fastest way to reach us. Accuracy reports are especially welcome, since the data pages are only as good as their last correction.