First-party observed data

Search Visibility Benchmarks 2026 (First-Party)

First-party, aggregated search-performance observations from BoringToolsKit Search Console, published as citable benchmarks: impression growth from 82 to 6,723 across consecutive 28-day windows, the daily trajectory, and impression share by query cluster. Queries are aggregated counts, not user data; numbers are self-reported first-party measurements, not independent audits.

Reviewed July 26, 2026 · Self-reported first-party aggregates from Search Console; not an independent audit. Queries are aggregated, never user data.

What does search visibility look like for an 853-tool site in its first growth phase?

First-party, aggregated search-performance observations from BoringToolsKit Search Console, published as citable benchmarks: impression growth from 82 to 6,723 across consecutive 28-day windows, the daily trajectory, and impression share by query cluster. Queries are aggregated counts, not user data; numbers are self-reported first-party measurements, not independent audits.

What assumptions does this benchmark use?

Rows are first-party aggregates pulled from the Search Console performance API on September 1, 2026. Windows: July 7–August 4 and August 5–September 1, 2026. Counts are aggregated query impressions, never user-level data. Future updates will re-pull and re-stamp this table; treat the pull date as the dataset version.

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What does the scenario table show?

MetricWindow B Jul7 Aug4Window A Aug5 Sep1ChangeNotes
impressions (window total)82672382x
clicks (window total)01near zeroranking breadth arrived; selection lags
indexed query-page rows484961103x
site search CTR0.0000.00015flatopportunity sits at positions 45-90, not the 8-12 zone
edge daily uniques (Aug 25 peak week)n/a384 -> 1,962 (Aug 31 peak)5x weeklyCloudflare edge, incl. crawlers
mortgage query cluster impressions0~228newspot-check clusters, Aug 5-Sep 1
apy calculator query cluster impressions0~276new5 query variants, Aug 5-Sep 1

How should you use these numbers?

Use the table to understand sensitivity, then replace every assumption with current values relevant to your decision. The linked calculator provides editable inputs. Do not treat a hypothetical row as a quote, policy, tariff, compensation survey, or purchase instruction.

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What source supports the method or context?

Google Search Console — performance reports (first-party data). This source supports terminology or calculation context; it does not endorse BoringToolsKit’s hypothetical scenario values.

Calculation and publication rules: BoringToolsKit methodology.