Google organic CTR
Give the pages you’ve built a focused search campaign. Choose your keywords, locations and daily volume, then follow searches and visits over time.
Your website · Organic result
The right page. In front of the right search.
Run Google organic and Google Business Profile CTR campaigns, manage your keywords, and track search engagement in one workspace.

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Sample workspace. This is how a fortnight of delivery looks in the console.
Put your search strategy to work across the results page and the map.
Give the pages you’ve built a focused search campaign. Choose your keywords, locations and daily volume, then follow searches and visits over time.
Your website · Organic result
The right page. In front of the right search.
Build a local campaign around your business listing. Target your market, manage local keywords, and keep your profile’s search activity in view.
Local visibility starts here
Pick Google organic or Business Profile. Add your page or listing, your market, and the keywords that matter.
Control daily searches, bounce rate, time on site and pages per visit.
See provider-reported searches, visits, and ranking logs in your workspace.
CTR software schedules search sessions on the keywords you already rank for. You give it a keyword, the page you want found and a city. It runs the search, finds your result, clicks it, and stays on the page for as long as you tell it to. Click through rate is a behavioural signal, not a ranking guarantee. You buy searches delivered, not positions.
A CTR bot fires clicks at a page from one machine, usually with no search step and no session behaviour. CTR software runs the search itself across a provider network, from the country and city you choose, and shapes the session: bounce rate target, time on site up to five minutes, up to five pageviews. The report you get back counts searches delivered and visits landed, per day, per campaign.
These terms, along with CTR manipulation tool and CTR manipulation bot, all describe the same category. A CTR manipulation service does the work for you and bills per campaign. A CTR tool or CTR booster hands you the controls. CTR Software is the second kind, and where CTR software tools differ most is how they bill: this one bills one shared monthly search allowance rather than one price per campaign. Unlimited campaigns, up to 100 keywords in each one, a single allowance shared across all of them, and a REST API plus an MCP endpoint on Launch and higher if you would rather drive it from your own stack.
For Google organic you pick the page you want supported and the keywords it already ranks for. Sessions start from the search results page, so the click is attached to the query, not to a direct hit on your page.
For Google Business Profile the target is your listing rather than a page. Sessions search the local query, open your profile and interact with it. Same allowance, same controls, same report.
10 blasts a month on one page, from $349 on Growth or $399 on Launch. Single blasts from $99 ($149 on Starter). Best for pages already ranking between positions 2 and 30.
A blast is one round of extra traffic sent to your page.
No ranking guarantee. You buy blasts delivered, not positions. We check your page’s rank when you set it up, and daily after that.
Free account to start. Scanning your pages needs Launch or higher.
The sweet spot for your next move.
Rank checked at setup and daily after
10 blasts a month · Page locked to your plan
Monthly plans need Launch or higher
People from all over the world search your keyword on Google, visit another result first, then click yours and read your page. Each visit is checked before it counts.
You see your verified visits for every day. If a visit fails the check, someone else takes its place.
On the Launch plan and up. Your page should already rank on Google for the keyword, because people find it by searching. No ranking guarantee: you buy verified visits, not positions.
Screenshots of the search and your page, every time.
Verified. Counts toward your month.
These are results from real Indexsy campaigns, not a forecast. They ran on the same technology behind CTR Software, and each one shows the position a keyword started at, the daily checks in between, and the best position it reached. A record of that work, not a prediction of where your own pages will rank.
60 tracked keywords, updated Oct 28, 00:17 UTC. Every card below is one keyword's rank history, with the daily checks in between.
Individual results vary with competition, keyword difficulty and the quality of the page being ranked, and CTR Software sells searches delivered to your campaign rather than guaranteed positions. Keywords are shown; the client sites stay private.
Every 5 purchases, that plan goes up $5 a month, up to $20 above its launch price. The price you start on is the price you keep while you stay subscribed.
Prices rise with how many people have bought each plan, never with the calendar. Changing plan or cancelling and coming back both mean the price that plan is at then.
Software that runs search sessions on your keywords, from the city you choose, with the session behaviour you set, and reports what was delivered.
Google has never confirmed CTR as a direct ranking factor. Engagement signals are widely believed to matter, and CTR campaigns are one way to test that on your own pages. We sell searches delivered, not positions, and we do not promise a rank change on the CTR plans.
It is the same category people call CTR manipulation. Google's guidelines address manipulating rankings, and nobody can promise you how Google will treat search behaviour on your own pages. We are direct about what this is: engagement traffic on pages you own. Run it at volumes that look like your real demand, treat it as a test rather than a strategy on its own, and decide whether that fits your risk tolerance. We will not tell you it is risk free.
One delivered search session on one of your keywords. Your plan allowance is the number of those sessions you get each month, counted from what was actually delivered and shared across every campaign.
Your campaigns pause on their own once the month's searches are used up, and they start again by themselves when the allowance refills at the start of your next billing month. To keep going sooner, move up a plan. Unused searches do not roll over. You can change plan at any time, at that plan's current price: moving down and back up later does not restore the rate you were on.
Campaigns are unlimited. Each campaign holds up to 100 keywords. The allowance is the real limit. It is one pool of searches for each billing month, shared by everything you run, and you spend it at your own pace, even all of it in about a week. A Starter plan, for example, is 150 searches a month in total.
No. There is no script, no plugin and no access to your site or your Google account. You give us a page, keywords and a city.
Almost anywhere: 187 countries, from the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia to South Africa, Brazil, Mexico and Japan. You pick one when you create the campaign, and you can narrow it to a city inside that country.
Delivery starts within a day of launching. Reports sync from the provider, and you can refresh a campaign's report at any time.
Yes. Pause a campaign whenever you like and it stops using your allowance, or cancel the plan from Plans and billing. There is no contract. One thing worth knowing: your price is locked for as long as you stay subscribed, and launch prices only ever go up, so if you cancel and come back later you start again at whatever the price is then.
TrafficSurge is a separate add-on for pages that already rank somewhere. It tells you how good a bet each page is before you buy, and the nearer the front page it starts the better it tends to do. It is billed per page and is not included in your search allowance. Monthly delivery is available on Launch and higher. Single blasts can be bought on any plan, and cost less on Launch and higher than on Starter.
No trial. Starter is billed monthly with no contract, so the smallest commitment is one month. The current price is in the pricing section above.
Launch pricing. Each plan has a fixed number of places at its current price, and every time that many customers join, that plan goes up five dollars a month. It stops after twenty dollars and never goes down. The price you join at is the price you keep paying for as long as you stay on that plan, so buying earlier costs less forever, not just for a first month.