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SERP Garuda is a SERP counter that shows the true organic rank of Google results, skipping ads, map packs and AI Overviews. Know exactly where every result really ranks. Google's search results are crowded with ads, map packs, People Also Ask boxes, forum threads, video carousels and AI Overviews. The result you see at position 7 on the page might actually be organic rank #1. If you work with SEO, that difference matters, and counting it manually on every search is slow and error-prone. SERP Garuda numbers the true organic position of every result, right on the search page. What it does: Displays a clean numbered badge (01, 02, 03...) beside every genuine organic result. Skips everything that isn't organic: sponsored results, local map packs, People Also Ask, Discussions and Forums, Short Videos, People Also Search For, and AI Overviews. Counts correctly across pages. If page 1 has only 8 organic results, page 2 starts at 9, not a hardcoded 11. Most tools get this wrong; SERP Garuda counts what's actually there Handles page jumps. Go from page 1 straight to page 3 and the numbering stays continuous Classifies by page structure, not by domain. A Reddit thread inside a forum block is skipped; the same Reddit URL appearing as a normal organic result is counted. That's the correct behavior, and it's rare Works in light and dark mode, without moving or altering Google's layout Stops at position 99, because rankings beyond that don't matter to anyone Who it's for: SEO professionals verifying rankings during manual checks. Content writers seeing where their articles actually stand. Agencies and freelancers who need accurate positions for client reporting. Anyone tired of counting results on their fingers while skipping ads. Privacy: No data collection. No tracking. No account. Rank counts are stored locally on your device and never transmitted anywhere. How to use it: Install, search anything on Google, and read the number beside each result. That's the whole workflow.
rating_count is the Chrome Web Store ratings count, not a written-review count.