What Is Wincher? Daily Rank Tracking With Local Map Grids
By Joris van Huët · Wincher's own site
The short answer: if you want daily Google positions that someone outside SEO can read, plus a map grid for a local business, Wincher does both from $49 a month for 500 keywords on Basic, checked on 24 October 2026 on its pricing page. It records the top 30 results only, so a page at position 45 shows as out of range; work on deep positions needs a tracker that reads further.
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What to count before the 7-day trial:
- Websites are combinations, not domains. One URL with one location, language and device is one website, per the setup article. For example, a domain on desktop and mobile in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany is 1 x 2 x 3 = 6 of Basic's 10.
- Keywords count again in each profile, per the keyword article. For example, 100 keywords across those six profiles use 100 x 6 = 600, past Basic's starting 500.
- Bring the data you have. Search Console import is on every plan; history from another tracker imports from Standard, per the history import article.
- List the keywords now between 31 and 100 in Search Console. Wincher shows them as beyond 30, and they are the ones about to come into view.
What Wincher does
The core is a daily Google rank tracker, fetched overnight Central European Time, per the update article. Since September 2025 it stops at position 30 instead of 100, per the changelog in the API documentation. Competitors, SERP features, keyword groups and annotations sit around it.
The Local Rank Tracker lays a grid over the area around a Google Business Profile and records the listing's map position at each point, weekly, per the local tracking guide. Keyword Explorer, an on-page checker, SERP Benchmark and an AI content outliner come with every plan, per the pricing page.
Who it fits, and who it does not
It fits a small business, a local service or a small in-house team: the dashboards are plain, scheduled PDF reports are on every plan, and tracked keyphrases show in the Yoast SEO post editor on WordPress, per the Yoast article.
It fits less well many markets on Basic, which allows 10 websites and 1 user, or anyone who needs positions beyond 30. API access, Looker Studio and extra users start at Standard.
What it costs
Checked on 24 October 2026 on the Wincher pricing page, per month, at each plan's starting volume:
| Plan | Billed monthly | Billed yearly | Starting keywords | Websites |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | $49 | $41 | 500 | Up to 10 |
| Standard | $89 | $74 | 1,000 | Unlimited |
| Professional | $319 | $266 | 5,000 | Unlimited |
The price rises with the keyword slider, to 50,000 keywords. The help centre's price article quotes the same figures as EUR/USD. Map tracking includes 25 credits, with extras at €10 per 500, and there is no public free plan.
You are not misreading the refund terms. The pricing FAQ offers a 7-day refund on the first purchase, no questions asked; the help centre's refund policy refuses refunds for a change of mind. The generous version sits on the page that sells, so plan as if the stricter one applies.
How it compares
The comparison people search is with Semrush, and it turns on tracker against suite. Semrush's SEO plan was $139 a month on monthly billing for 500 daily keywords, with keyword research and a site audit, on its pricing page when checked on 24 October 2026; Wincher tracks 500 for $49 and stops at position 30.
Getting started
Start the trial with one site in one market. How to use Wincher sets up a local business in organic results and on the map grid.
FAQ
Is there a free plan?
No public one, per the pricing FAQ, which points to the trial and the free tools instead.
What happens to my data if I cancel?
It stays: daily updates pause, and keywords and history are kept until you resubscribe, per the cancellation article.
Can Wincher show positions beyond 30?
Not since September 2025, per the API changelog and the help centre's ranking article.