Search intelligence
SERP data from the locations that matter
Check rankings, features, and snippets from the locations your audience actually searches in, then feed those observations into your SEO process.
Who this is for
SEO, content, and competitive-intelligence teams who need local search views. Premip is not an SEO rank-tracking SaaS.
Make search research represent the market
Run the same query from each dashboard location so packed features, local packs, and organic lists match that market.
What you can compare
Country and city SERPs
Results and features change with location.
Repeatable checks
Same queries, tagged locations, scheduled reruns.
Your SEO stack stays
Export captures into sheets, warehouses, or rank tools that accept fetches.
SERP-oriented setup
Regional SERPs
Set location before you load the search URL.
Repeatable checks
Sticky for a short query session; rotate between independent batches.
Tool compatibility
Any client that can use an HTTP proxy can fetch the public results page.
Search intelligence tasks
Local rankings
See which URLs appear for a query in a market.
Feature presence
Note ads, local packs, and other public features.
Competitor visibility
Compare who appears in each region.
Recommended setup
Mobile or residential
Search results are often localized for consumer networks. Use mobile or residential for the audience market.
Sessions
Sticky while you run a small query batch in one market. Rotate between markets or large batches.
Location
Match the country or city you rank in. Never mix markets in one unlabeled export.
Before you start
- A frozen query set and the markets to cover.
- A Premip plan with those locations.
- A fetch client and a schema for ranking, URL, and features.
- A schedule if you track change over time.
How to collect location-aware SERP data
Pilot one query in one market, lock parsing, then scale the keyword list.
Step 1
Choose the search view
Define engine, language, device assumption, and query list. Write the exact public search URL pattern you will request.
Step 2
Provision the proxy
Sign up and copy credentials from the dashboard.
Step 3
Set the market location
Select the country or city before the first request. Record it in the output filename or table.
Step 4
Fetch through the proxy
Configure http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT. Use headers consistent with a normal browser if you render JS.
Step 5
Validate one SERP
Confirm the page is a results list for that market, not a block or a home-country view. Save a golden HTML sample.
Step 6
Batch the query set
Keep the session sticky for a short run in one market. Space requests. Tag every row with location and timestamp.
Step 7
Rotate between markets
Finish the market, then change location or rotate IP before the next country batch.
Step 8
Hand off to SEO
Load rankings into your reporting process. Fix parsers when layouts change, using the saved samples.
curl -x http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT https://example.comSERP data questions
- Can I check different countries?
- Yes. Set location targeting and run the same query set per supported region.
- Is this an SEO platform?
- No. Premip is the location-aware proxy layer for your existing SEO and search intelligence tools.
- Do you return parsed rank JSON?
- No. You fetch public pages or use your own parser. We provide access, not a SERP API product.
- Should I mix many countries on one session?
- No. Finish a market, then change location so results stay interpretable.
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