Switch your Rank Tracker between daily, weekly, and monthly views to zoom out from day-by-day movement and see longer-term trends.
Plan availability: Rank tracker intervals are included on all four new plans: Starter, Professional, Team, and Agency. Compare plans and limits.
When to use this
The daily view is great for spotting the immediate impact of a change you made yesterday. For bigger questions, daily can be too noisy. Switch to weekly or monthly when you want to:
See the long-term trend on a keyword without daily noise
Review how a seasonal ASIN ranked across last year's full cycle
Compare performance across quarters
Get a quick high-level summary of how a project is trending overall
Switch the interval
The interval selector sits in the top-right of the Ranks tab, with three options: Daily, Weekly, and Monthly.
Click whichever interval you want. The grid and the summary widgets at the top of the page (Visibility, Average Position, Amazon Choice Badges, Distribution) will all update to reflect the chosen interval.
The available date ranges depend on the interval:
Daily: up to the last 3 months
Weekly: up to the last 52 weeks
Monthly: up to the last 12 months
Use the date range picker next to the interval selector to choose how far back to look.
Datarova remembers the interval and date range you last used on a project, so when you come back the view will be how you left it.
Read weekly and monthly cells
On Weekly or Monthly, each cell summarises the period rather than a single day:
Centre (large): the average rank across the period
Bottom-left (small): the best rank reached during the period
Bottom-right (small): the worst rank reached during the period
Hover any cell to see a plain-English summary (e.g. "For the week the best rank was 1 and the worst rank was 3").
This makes it easy to see at a glance how stable a keyword has been. A cell where the average, best, and worst are all close together means consistent performance. A wide gap between best and worst means a volatile period worth a closer look.
Tips
For seasonal products, the Monthly view across 12 months is the fastest way to see how this year's pattern compares to last year's.
The Weekly view often strikes the best balance for active projects: long enough to smooth out day-to-day noise, short enough to still see what's happening.
Notes still appear on the grid in Weekly and Monthly views, so you can scroll through a year of data and still see annotations for the changes you made along the way.
If you spot a volatile period (wide gap between best and worst), switch to Daily and zoom in on that range to see what happened day by day.