Free
No charge
Price $0.00
5 daily credits
A first look at keyword ideas
$0.00 per credit
Get Free (opens in a new tab)Research Keyword is the keyword research tool on this site. Type a seed and read the related keyword ideas, with monthly searches and competition beside each one.
Research Keyword is a keyword research tool from ResearchKeyword.com. You bring a topic you might write about, sell, or advertise. The keyword tool returns related searches, so you can see the wording people use.
People reach for a keyword planner tool when the topic is already chosen and the missing piece is the wording. This keyword planner stays on that task. Each idea shows the search, how often people look for it in a month, and a competition label.
You keep the queries that can become a page, a product description, or an ad group. The research happens in the app. Research Keyword does not publish the page for you, and it does not promise a ranking.
People already type the wording you need. Keyword research with Research Keyword puts those searches next to the seed you entered, so you are not guessing the phrase for a page, a product, or an ad group.
Each keyword idea comes back with monthly searches and a competition label. You can tell a busy query from a quiet one before you write anything. The card at the top of this page is the shape of that result.
The same list works for a blog post and for an ad group. Keep the queries that match what you sell, and leave the ones that do not. A spreadsheet from last quarter still describes last quarter. When the next topic is ready, run a fresh seed.
Use a product, a service, or a question a customer asks. One seed starts the keyword research pass.
The keyword tool lists related searches. Each row shows monthly searches and a competition label, as in the example above.
Save the related queries that can become a page, a product description, or an ad group. Leave the ones that do not match what you offer.
When the next topic is ready, start again with a new seed and a new list of searches.
Same keyword tool on every plan. Free is $0.00 for 5 daily credits. Paid plans are $4.99, $9.99, and $19.99.
No charge
Price $0.00
5 daily credits
A first look at keyword ideas
$0.00 per credit
Get Free (opens in a new tab)The entry plan
Price $4.99
50 daily credits
One site and a light research habit
$0.0998 per credit
Get Starter (opens in a new tab)Fits a publishing week
Price $9.99
120 daily credits
Several pages in a publishing week
$0.0833 per credit
Get Pro (opens in a new tab)Lowest price per credit
Price $19.99
250 daily credits
Keyword research for clients
$0.0800 per credit
Get Business (opens in a new tab)Business is the lowest price per credit of the paid plans. If you want to try the tool first, start on Free with 5 daily credits. Questions sit on the FAQ page.
Research Keyword is a keyword research tool for building a list of searches around a topic you already care about. You run the search inside the app, then use the ideas for pages, product copy, or ads. The tool helps you choose searches to target. It does not publish the page for you, and it does not promise a ranking.
A related search, a monthly search count, and a competition label. You use that to decide which wording is worth a page or an ad group. The sample on the home page shows the layout. Those figures are an example, not a live lookup.
Use them for a page title, a product description, or an ad group. Research Keyword helps you choose the searches. It does not write the page, and it does not promise a ranking.
Yes. A keyword planner tool is how you choose wording before you write a post or build an ad group. The keyword tool treats a blog seed and a paid search seed the same way.
Use the contact form on the contact page, or email the support address listed there. Describe the lookup if you already have an account. We reply within one business day.
More context on the product is on the about page. For an account or access question, contact support.
Type a topic you already care about and read the related searches, monthly searches, and competition.
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