Most SEO Tools Gave Up the Top 100. SE Ranking Didn’t.
When Google eliminated the "&num=100" parameter, most SEO tools quickly reduced their tracking capabilities.
SE Ranking refused to scale back, maintaining full Top 100 visibility from day one.
Tracking beyond the top 20 is essential for monitoring progress, identifying patterns, studying competitors, and determining proximity to top rankings.
While other tools like SEMrush focus on the top 10–20 and Ahrefs initially dismissed the value of positions beyond page two, SE Ranking now tracks the top 30 daily and updates the full 100 results twice monthly, providing complete data without extra cost.
One month after Google killed the & num = 100 parameter, most SEO tools scaled back. But AccuRanker didn't have to because we acted fast and kept the full top 100 visible for every keyword from day one. Things did get a little weird though after some big name SEO tools claimed the top 100 doesn't really matter anymore. Right, as if just seeing the top 20 is enough. Looking beyond page two is exactly how you track progress, spot patterns, study competitors, and see how close you are to the top spots. The real question isn't whether you need the top 100, it's whether you're okay not seeing it. Sure, it takes up more resources now, but providing accurate complete data is what defines AccuRanker and that has not changed. Meanwhile, here's where other SEO tools stand today. SEMrush currently focuses on the top 10 and 20. Ahrefs said anything below the top 20 isn't really actionable, but just weeks later they brought back top 100 tracking for enterprise customers. And AccuRanker now tracks the top 30 daily and updates the
full 100 results twice a month. These quick turnarounds say a lot. So, AccuRanker didn't scale back, not for a minute. We didn't charge extra. We kept it all running so you can keep tracking what's important for you. Try AccuRanker today if you haven't already.