How to use anywhereserp

Basic steps

• Type your keyword in the Search query field — for example coffee shop, plumber, discount coupon.
• In Location A, start typing a place. You can type it in your own language. Pick the right option from the list.
• Click Compare SERPs (or Get the SERP for a single place). The results appear below, with a ready Google link for each location.
• Click Open SERP to open that location's Google in a new tab — you see exactly what someone there would see.

Search several places at once

• + Add location — add another place, up to five, to compare markets side by side.
• ✕ (corner of each field) — remove a place. With one left, the tool searches a single location.
• ⇄ Swap A and B — switch the positions of A and B.

Translate the keyword (optional)

• People search in their own language. A French user types coupon de réduction, not discount coupon. A button under the search field translates for you.
• Same language across places (e.g. USA + UK): the button reads Translate to English and swaps your term in the field. An undo link sits next to it.
• Different languages (e.g. USA + France): the button reads Translate per location — each place then searches its own local term. New York gets discount coupon, Paris gets coupon de réduction.

Each result shows the exact term it searched, on the Searched line.

Open and export the results

• Open all side by side — opens every Google at once, tiled on desktop. If the browser blocks a window, click again to open the rest.
• Copy as Markdown — copies a table to paste into a report or document.
• Copy CSV — copies the data for a spreadsheet.
• Each result also has Open SERP (that place only) and Copy (its link only).

Start over

• Click the anywhereserp logo in the top-left corner. It clears everything and returns to a fresh search.

Good to know

• Under each place you'll see something like gl=us · hl=en · www.google.com. That is just technical info: gl is the country, hl is the language. You don't need to touch it — the tool fills it in.