Search volume
How many people actually type the term each month, so you know whether anyone is looking.
Keyword research
Know which keywords are worth your afternoon.
Live search volume, difficulty, intent and a full year of history on every keyword. Judge any term in one glance, before you spend a week writing a page that was never going to rank.
What you get
Everything you need to judge a keyword, in one glance
A keyword earns a page only when you know who searches it, how hard it is to win, and which way it's heading. Every result carries all of it.
Keyword difficulty
A 0–100 score for how hard the term is to rank for, so you know what you're up against before you commit.
Search intent
Whether the searcher is learning, comparing, or ready to buy. The difference between a guide and a product page.
Cost per click
What advertisers pay for the term. A rough, honest signal of how much money sits behind a keyword.
12-month history
The trend behind the number. A term that's climbing reads differently from one that had a good December.
Why it matters
Stop guessing which keywords will move the needle.
Write pages people actually search
Seed a topic and get the real terms around it, not the ones you assumed. You stop publishing into a void.
Match the page to the intent
A "how to" query wants a guide. A "best X for Y" query wants a comparison. Intent tells you which before you write a word.
Catch terms on the way up
A keyword climbing for six months is cheaper to win today than after everyone notices. History is how you spot it early.
How it works
From seed to shortlist in three steps.
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Type a seed
A word, a phrase, a topic. Pick your market and language, and let it find the terms around it.
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Read the numbers
Volume, difficulty, intent, CPC and trend, side by side, sortable and filterable.
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Keep what's worth it
Send the winners to a bucket with a status, ready for your team or the AI to turn into pages.
Pay only for what you look up
You see the exact cost before you run a search, and you only pay when it returns results. Look up the same keyword again and it's free. The cache is shared, so a term someone on your team already pulled costs nothing today.
Common questions
What is a credit?
Credits are how the work you run is accounted for. A task costs a number of credits that reflects how much work it involves, so a quick lookup costs a few and a deep run costs more. You see the estimate before you run, and you're only charged for what actually completes.
Do I pay twice for the same keyword?
No. Results are cached and shared across your whole team. A term already looked up is free to read.
Are the numbers live?
Yes. Every result is fetched on demand, so you're looking at current data, not a snapshot that's been sitting on a disk for months.
Can I keep what I find?
Save any keyword to a bucket with a status. It keeps the numbers from the day you saved it alongside today's, so drift shows up instead of silently going wrong.
Find your next keyword this afternoon.
Run one search. If it tells you something useful, you'll know within a minute.