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Clarify Google sponsored results with highlights, ad/click counts, CPC cost, and interactive history charts. Sponsored Results Clarity helps you see and understand Google’s paid search results; not just skim past them. On Google Search, sponsored listings often sit above organic results and can look almost the same. This extension outlines the full Sponsored results block so ads are easy to spot, then shows how many text ads appeared, how many you clicked, and what that might have cost using your own cost-per-click estimate. Why install it? ✅ See ads clearly: A customisable border (rainbow by default) highlights the sponsored section so you know what’s paid vs organic. ✅ Track your habits: View ads displayed, ads clicked, and total estimated click cost in a simple table. ✅ Understand the cost: Set CPC in USD, GBP, EUR, AUD, NZD, or INR and see total click cost update automatically. ✅ Review history: Switch to interactive charts with ranges like last 7 days, 30 days, 6 months, year to date, and more; including period-over-period cost change. ✅ Stay in control: Toggle highlights, pick a border color, and use System, Light, or Dark theme from a clean popup. Who is this for? - Digital Marketers analysing competitor ad strategies - SEO Professionals differentiating between organic and paid results - Freelancers researching ad placements for clients - Researchers studying search advertising trends - Anyone who wants clarity on what's an ad and what's not Important Note: Counts cover the main “Sponsored results” text-ad section only (not Business Profiles, product snippets, or image ads). CPC is user-entered; there is no automatic currency conversion. Privacy First: All tracking data is stored locally on your device. No data is sent to external servers.
Sep 7, 2026
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