Explore the engine
$0
Three full expansion runs on us—enough to prove fit with your niche, your network, and your workflow.
- Google English autocomplete sourcing
- Dashboard + secure history tables
- Session-authenticated JSON access
Keyword expansion · Google English · SEO long-tail
Keyword Tool is a keyword expansion tool: type one English seed and we fan it out into long-tail phrases your competitors overlook—mined from live Google autocomplete signals. Fast batching, clean dedupe, and pricing that stays gentle so solo marketers and growing teams get serious expansion power without enterprise sticker shock.
See the bloom in one glance
We recommend more long-tail phrases on Google that carry real search volume and intent—so you can brief campaigns, ad groups, and pages on demand that people already look for.
New pages or topical pushes need dense English long-tails—not a tiny list of head terms. Keyword Tool walks one seed through controlled expansion, strips dupes, and hands you a clean pack for briefs, PPC, or internal links. Next: AI-generated articles per keyword so each phrase can move straight into draft copy.
Scope stays clear: we are not the Google Ads Keyword Planner—no bundled volume or CPC here. You get phrasing grounded in live suggest behaviour (angles, modifiers, question tails). Per-keyword AI drafting follows on the roadmap to bridge research and publishable content.
Try the product on a generous free tier. When you are ready to scale research without limits, pick monthly flexibility or annual savings.
Explore the engine
$0
Three full expansion runs on us—enough to prove fit with your niche, your network, and your workflow.
For active growth teams
$20 per month
Unlimited expansion runs, priority roadmap input, and the freedom to pause after a busy campaign season.
Best value for committed SEO
$199 per year
Lock in two months free versus month-to-month billing while keeping the same unlimited runway.
Most “enterprise” suites charge for dashboards you never open. We focus on one job—high-signal English keyword discovery—and execute it with disciplined engineering: parallel fetching, deterministic merges, and a database model that remembers every run so you can audit what changed week over week.