What it does
Nozzle records search-result data beyond a single tracked domain's position, including result types, page placement and competitors. Collected SERPs can be retained for later analysis or exported to BigQuery.
Nozzle prices tracking around SERPs, meaning individual search-result collections. A keyword checked for two locations on both desktop and mobile uses four SERPs each time it runs. Daily tracking therefore uses more of the monthly allowance than weekly tracking of the same terms.
Keyword groups can have different schedules, including custom collection times, and can be paused or resumed. Nozzle retains detailed result data such as pixel positions and search features, so competitors can be added retrospectively. All plans include unlimited users, projects and competitors, plus API access and exports to BigQuery.
Use the pricing calculator to enter keyword counts, locations, devices and collection frequency. You can try Nozzle for 14 days without supplying payment details. Extra SERPs are billed after use, so the allowance is a budgeting threshold rather than a hard stop.
Strengths
- Retains broader result-page context for retrospective research.
- Supports per-group schedules and BigQuery export.
Watch out for
- Locations, devices and collection frequency multiply usage; extra SERPs are billed after use.
Best for
- Teams analyzing detailed SERP history or feeding search data into their own warehouse
Sources
- Nozzle Pricing (Oct 27, 2026)
- SERP Tracking & Competitive Intelligence | Nozzle (Oct 25, 2026)