SERP Intent Classifier
Paste search result titles and sort the likely search intent.
Read the intent behind a query
The pages that rank reveal what searchers actually want — informational, commercial, transactional, or navigational. This classifier lets you paste result titles and sorts the likely intent, so you build content that matches what Google is already rewarding.
Matching intent is often the difference between ranking and not: a how-to page will not win a query the SERP treats as transactional. Paste the top titles, read the intent signal, and shape your page to fit it.
Reading the SERP
The pages that already rank reveal whether intent is informational, commercial, transactional, or navigational. The classification runs in your browser and never uploads anything.
Frequently asked questions
How is each result classified?
By keywords in the title: hire, buy, pricing, quote, or near me mark it transactional; best, top, vs, compare, review, or cost mark it commercial; how, what, why, guide, or tips mark it informational. Anything else is unclear.
What does the dominant intent tell me?
The type of page Google is rewarding for that query. If most results are guides, a sales page will struggle to rank; build the content type that already wins.
Can it detect navigational intent?
No. Brand names are too varied to spot from keywords, so mark results from one brand's own site yourself. A results page dominated by a single brand usually means the query is navigational.
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