Websites using Rank Math
Browse real website examples detected with Rank Math.
View examplesMore WordPress detectors
Compare related tools and identify the wider stack behind a website.
Browse detectorsWhat we check
Stackcrawler looks for public page markers, scripts, platform fingerprints, metadata, and other visible implementation clues.
How can you detect if a website uses Rank Math?
Detecting if a website uses Rank Math involves searching for specific markers and code snippets that are unique to this SEO plugin.
Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you do so:
- Open the Page Source: Right-click on the webpage and select “View Page Source” or press
Ctrl+U(Windows) orCmd+Option+U(Mac) to view the source code. - Search for Rank Math in the Page Source: Use the search function by pressing
Ctrl+F(Windows) orCmd+F(Mac). Typerankmathorrank-mathto find any references to the plugin in the source code. - Check for Rank Math Specific Scripts: Look for lines that include the URL
https://rankmath.com/or script tags pointing to Rank Math’s JavaScript files. Example:<script src="https://rankmath.com/...." ></script>
- Look for Rank Math Meta Tags: Rank Math often adds specific meta tags to the head section of your webpage. Search for tags like:
<meta name="rank_math" ... ><meta name="robots" content="....">(often manipulated by Rank Math)
- Check for Rank Math JSON-LD Schema: Rank Math may implement structured data using JSON-LD. Search for
<script type="application/ld+json">and look for references to Rank Math. - Review the Site’s Source for SEO-related Comments: Rank Math sometimes adds comments in the HTML source. Look for lines that mention optimizations or features belonging to Rank Math in the comments section.
- Inspect for Open Graph and Twitter Card Tags: Rank Math generates Open Graph and Twitter Card tags for social media sharing. Search for:
<meta property="og:" content="..."><meta name="twitter:" content="...">