Pull any keyword's results filtered by organic, paid, featured snippet, or local pack to see who owns the page.

SERP Analysis

Hypd can pull the Google results page for any keyword and filter it by block type: Organic listings, paid ads, featured snippets, or the local pack.

On most commercial queries these features take up the majority of the space above the fold, so seeing exactly who owns each block tells you how much room there is to win and whether to go paid, organic, or both.

What you can do with it

• See who owns the organic results — the pages ranking for a term, their titles, and the angle they take.
• See who's advertising — the paid results for a keyword and the headlines they're running.
• Check for featured snippets — whether one exists and what it says, so you know what to target.
• Read the local pack — which businesses own the map results for a local query.
• Map the whole SERP — combine the blocks to judge how crowded a term is before you commit budget.

How to use it

Work inside the relevant project and give Claude a keyword and which blocks you want (organic, paid, featured snippet, local pack). Results default to your account's country and language — name a different market or device if you need one.

What's important to know

• Always say which block you want — organic, paid, featured snippet, or local pack, so you get the slice you're after rather than a default mix.
• Results are market- and device-specific — they default to your account's location and language; specify another market or mobile vs. desktop when it matters.
• Combines Google data with aggregated data — treat it as a strong snapshot of the live SERP.

Sample prompts

Copy any of these into a project chat. Anything in [brackets] is a variable to change.