Organic position
The ordinal among non-sponsored cards in the first 100 results. #1 is the first result a buyer sees that nobody paid for.
Add your own Allegro offer. Keyword Tracker recommends the searches that matter for it, measures the organic position for each once a day, and keeps the history — so a drop in visibility is a date, not a feeling.
A move from #12 to #4 on the searches buyers actually type is more orders without a single ad. Keyword Tracker shows which searches carry you, which need work on the title — and the day a change worked, so you keep doing what worked.
Paste the link to your own Allegro listing. Marzi reads the offer — title, price, seller — and proposes the searches a buyer would type for it. Keep the ones that matter, add your own.
For every search, the first 100 results are read and your offer's place among the organic cards is recorded. Sponsored cards do not count. A card that carries the same product but another seller's offer is not a find.
Position per search, day by day, with the best ever reached. Check now queues an extra measurement; the history shows when the visibility changed and by how much.
Every figure on the screen has the page it was taken from and the method printed next to it. These are the parts.
The ordinal among non-sponsored cards in the first 100 results. #1 is the first result a buyer sees that nobody paid for.
Marzi reads your offer and proposes the searches that matter for it; you keep, drop or add.
Every monitored search is re-measured once a day, and Check now adds a reading on request.
Position over time per search and the best ever reached — the table you need when a change in the listing has to be dated.
A match is by offer ID. Another seller's offer on the same product card is not counted as yours.
Not found in the top 100 is shown as “—”. A failed reading is recorded as a failure and never moves the last known position.
Marzi says which is which on the screen itself. Here is the short version for Keyword Tracker.
See which searches your first offers appear on at all, and which ones need work on the title.
Date the drop: when a listing change or a competitor's promotion moved you from page one to page two.
Track a catalogue's visibility across its key searches and report it with the history to back it.
The organic one: your offer's ordinal among non-sponsored cards in the first 100 results for the search. Sponsored placements are skipped, so #3 means the third result nobody paid for.
The ones you keep. Marzi reads your offer and proposes searches a buyer would type for it; you keep the useful ones and add your own. Limits per plan are shown in the cabinet.
Once a day per search. Check now queues an extra measurement, which the worker picks up on its next turn.
Not found in the first 100 results. Marzi never writes 101 or extrapolates; if a reading failed, it is stored as failed and the last known position is left untouched.
It does not count. A match is by your offer ID; another seller's offer on the same product card is not your position.
Keyword Tracker is for your own offers. For a competitor, Competitor Tracker follows its price, stock and sales; through AI Integration an assistant can also watch a search position.
7 days, no card required. The whole index, your trackers and the MCP endpoint are live from your first sign-in.