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What is page one actually worth to this page?
A page sitting at position 8 is not a small version of a page at position 3. Put in what Search Console already tells you and see the gap in clicks, not in rank.
Your page today
Search Console, Performance, one page, last 28 days.
The gap
1,925 more clicks a month at position 1
This page gets 240 clicks a month at position 8.4, a click-through rate of 2.00%. Every figure below keeps that rate and moves it up the curve, so it is your page's performance, not an industry average.
| If it reached | Clicks / mo | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Position 1 | 2,165 | +1,925 |
| Position 2 | 1,239 | +999 |
| Position 3 | 863 | +623 |
| Position 5 | 494 | +254 |
The curve behind this is an approximation of the shape reported by large organic click studies, and no two sites share one: brand queries, AI Overviews, shopping packs and intent all move it. That is why the calculator anchors on your own click-through rate (it is using it) and treats the curve only as the relative lift between two positions. Treat the result as a size, not a promise.
The hard part is not the maths
One page is easy to reason about. The real question is which of your hundreds of pages sit in positions 4 to 20 right now, which of those have enough impressions to be worth the work, and what specifically to change on each one. That is a report, not a calculator.
Flowra connects to Search Console and lists every striking-distance page on your site with this same gap already worked out, next to the pages that are quietly losing clicks month over month. Free plan, no card, and you see it about two minutes after you connect.