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What is the best way to do a one time rankings check of 10000+ keywords
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Title pretty much sums it up. At the pricing moz offers this is not practical. Even at their highest tier i would only get 3700 keywords, so it would take several months to get the results.
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If you reach out to me privately I can send you to someone who can do this for you, although they may choose not to, but they are good people and have a good product. Rank checking isn't their main business but they have the power to do this and have done much bigger reports for me before. I just added you on LinkedIn, accept and we can communicate.
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There are several other sites that re entirely dedicated to check keyword rankings. But no matter which one you choose, checking rankings for 10,000+ keywords will be expensive as hell.
Examples: serps.com, trackpal, positionly, etc.
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