Track the Amazon keywords your book ranks for and watch each position move over time. Your first snapshot becomes the baseline, then every refresh shows which keywords are climbing, holding, slipping, newly ranking, or disappearing.
You changed the title. You rewrote the description. You updated the KDP keyword boxes. Now find out whether it actually moved your rankings.
Most authors optimize their KDP listing, then guess.
They change the title, update the subtitle, swap keywords, rewrite the description, run ads, or refresh the cover. Then they wait and hope Amazon rewards the work.
But rankings move quietly. A keyword can climb from page three to page one without you spotting it. Another can slip out of sight before you realize traffic has gone. And without a baseline, you cannot tell whether your changes helped, hurt, or made no difference at all.
The Keyword Rank Tracker keeps the record for you.
It captures where your book ranks today, then shows how each keyword moves over time, so you can stop judging your optimization by hope and start judging it by movement.
Add your ASIN and see the Amazon keywords your book currently ranks for, up to 200, with the position held for each one.
Instead of tracking one or two obvious phrases, you see the wider search footprint Amazon has built around your book.
Your first keyword pull becomes the baseline. Every refresh after that compares your current positions against where you started.
That means you are not just seeing today's rank. You are seeing the direction of travel.
Quick filters show the keywords that matter most: top positions, page-one terms, improving keywords, falling keywords, newly ranked keywords, and terms your book has lost.
You see what needs protecting, what needs pushing, and what may need fixing.
If your book starts moving up after a listing change, that is evidence. It may mean Amazon is understanding your relevance better, your listing is converting more effectively, or your keyword focus is becoming clearer.
Those are the changes worth repeating.
A falling keyword is an early warning. If a valuable term starts drifting down, you can act before it drops off page one and takes visibility with it.
That might mean refreshing the listing, strengthening the keyword placement, checking competitors, or running ads to support the term.
When new keywords appear, Amazon may be testing your book in fresh search territory. Some will be irrelevant noise. Others may be hidden opportunities you would never have thought to target.
The tracker helps you spot both.
If a keyword disappears, your book may have lost search relevance, lost conversion strength, or been overtaken by competitors.
Seeing lost keywords helps you understand what your book is no longer being associated with.
Paste your book's ASIN, give it a name you recognize, and the tracker pulls the Amazon keywords your book currently ranks for. This first pull becomes your baseline.
Come back after you make listing changes, run ads, launch a promotion, or simply want to check momentum. Each refresh records a new snapshot and compares it with your baseline.
Filter to the keywords that are climbing, slipping, newly ranking, or lost. Save the terms worth chasing, protect the terms that are already working, and make your next listing or ad decision with evidence.
Track your book before you:
Then refresh after the change and watch what moves. If a keyword climbs, you know something is working. If a keyword slips, you know where to investigate. If new keywords appear, you have fresh search territory to explore.
The Keyword Rank Tracker tells you whether your optimization is working over time.
The Keyword Competition Checker tells you whether a keyword is winnable before you target it. Book Keyword Spy shows you every keyword a book already ranks for right now. Keyword Gap Finder shows where your competitors rank and you do not.
Together, they help you choose better keywords, build a stronger listing with the Listing Generator or Listing Optimizer, and then track whether your changes actually move your Amazon rankings.
Explore the full KDP toolkit →The Keyword Rank Tracker reads the keywords your book currently ranks for on Amazon and records the position it holds for each term.
Every time you refresh, the tracker stores a new snapshot. Movement is measured against your baseline, the first snapshot you recorded, so you can see the true direction of travel rather than relying on a single day's ranking.
Rankings can move for many reasons, including sales, conversion, competitor activity, reviews, listing changes, promotions, and Amazon's own testing. The tracker is designed to show trends over time, not to promise a fixed ranking on any given day.
Amazon keyword rank data is currently available for the US marketplace, Amazon.com.
Instead of hoping your changes worked, track the movement and know.
The Keyword Rank Tracker lets you add your book by ASIN and track the Amazon keywords it ranks for over time.
The first keyword pull becomes your baseline. Each refresh records a new snapshot and shows how your rankings have moved since you started tracking.
Enter your ASIN. The tracker starts with your book and finds the keywords it currently ranks for.
If you want to check how competitive a specific keyword is before targeting it, use the Keyword Competition Checker instead.
Your baseline is the first ranking snapshot recorded for your book. Every refresh after that is compared with the baseline, so you can see whether each keyword has climbed, slipped, appeared, or disappeared since you started tracking.
The tracker follows up to 200 keywords your book currently ranks for, ordered by position. You can sort and filter the list to focus on the keywords that matter most.
Once a week is usually enough for most books. Amazon rankings can fluctuate from day to day, so weekly snapshots give you a cleaner view of the trend without reacting to every small movement.
You may want to refresh after a major listing update, ad campaign, launch, or promotion.
The Keyword Rank Tracker currently supports Amazon.com, the US marketplace.
Tracking a new book or refreshing an existing tracked book uses 1 credit. Reading, sorting, filtering, and reviewing data you have already pulled is free.
Yes. You can track multiple books, name each one clearly, and keep separate snapshot histories for each ASIN.
Yes. You can select useful keywords and save them to your keyword library, where they can be used across your KDP Rank Fuel research and optimization workflow.
Yes. Your tracked books and snapshot history are saved to your account, so you can return later and continue tracking without losing your history.
Book Keyword Spy gives you a current keyword profile for any ASIN, yours or a competitor's.
The Keyword Rank Tracker is built for monitoring your own book over time. It records snapshots and shows whether your keyword positions are climbing, slipping, appearing, or disappearing.
The Keyword Competition Checker starts with a keyword and tells you how hard it may be to rank for.
The Keyword Rank Tracker starts with your ASIN and shows which keywords your book ranks for and how those rankings move over time.
Yes. The Keyword Rank Tracker is part of the Pro plan. You can create a free account to explore KDP Rank Fuel and upgrade to Pro when you are ready to track your rankings.
Track the Amazon keywords your book ranks for, watch each position move against your baseline, and make your next listing or ad decision with evidence.