Volume, difficulty, intent, cost
You get monthly volume, keyword difficulty (how hard it is to rank), search intent and cost per click.
Writing a page for a search nobody types wastes the week. Keyword research shows monthly volume, how hard the search is, what ads cost and who holds the Google top 10.
Cost: 9 credits per keyword looked up. A credit is one cent of usage, not an ad credit or phone minutes. Plans from $9 a month, see prices.Type a keyword, click Look up, then run Analyze keyword when you want volume, difficulty, intent and the Google top 10.
Returns monthly volume, keyword difficulty, search intent, cost per click, a 12-month trend, variations, questions and the Google top 10.
A straight read on whether that search is busy and hard to rank for, plus the sites already sitting in the top 10.
You get monthly volume, keyword difficulty (how hard it is to rank), search intent and cost per click.
Three lists show keyword variations, question-style searches and related keywords, each with volume and difficulty.
The Google top 10 shows position, domain, title and URL. Authority scores load only when you click Fetch domain authority.

Not your business? See examples for 17 kinds of business.
You own a med spa in Scottsdale and you cannot tell which treatment deserves a page.
You look up one treatment and read monthly volume, difficulty and cost per click.
Search intent tells you what the searcher is trying to do.
You run a second treatment the same way before you write anything.
You run an auto repair shop in Dallas and the homepage can only lead with one job.
You look up brake repair and oil change for your project country.
The 12-month trend shows whether either search rises and falls through the year.
The Google top 10 shows the shops and directories already ranking.
You are a wedding planner in Charleston building your first service pages.
You look up a keyword, then open the questions people also search.
You click a question and that keyword is analyzed next.
Volume and difficulty sit on each one, so you can see which searches look busy.
It is the Keyword difficulty (KD %) on the screen, a score for how hard it is to rank on Google for that search. A higher score means a harder top 10.
It is the label for what the searcher is trying to do. You see it on the keyword and again on each variation, next to volume and difficulty.
It uses the country and language on your project. Change those on the project when you want numbers for another market.
The top 10 arrives with the keyword. Authority scores for those domains are a second check, and they run only when you click Fetch domain authority.