Discover Related Keywords grounded in numbers, not guesswork
Hand it one to twenty seed keywords and receive a list of related phrases, each carrying its own monthly volume, twelve-month trend and CPC. More than a thousand ideas are usually found, and the highest-volume ones are what you see.
- As many as twenty seeds
- Volume and CPC for each idea
- A fixed fee
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Turn a handful of seed keywords into hundreds of related terms with real volume and CPC
- What it costs $0.18
- Data source DataForSEO
The short answer
A keyword suggestion tool takes a seed phrase and pulls out the phrases Google counts as related and people genuinely search. What sets it apart from free lists is that every suggestion here comes with a number, so the resulting list can be prioritised straight away.
The real value of this list is not in its top rows, it is in its bottom rows. You already know the high-volume keywords, and so do your competitors. What you do not know are the four- and five-word phrases with a hundred searches a month that nobody has built a page for, and together they usually bring more traffic than the head term and are far easier to win.
The method that works in practice is this: take the list, group it by user intent, and write one page per group rather than one per keyword. Ten phrases all asking the same thing do not need ten pages; they need one page that answers all ten. Making a page per keyword is the most common way to produce thin content.
Because the fee is fixed, the economics of this tool are unlike the others. Rather than five runs with one seed, do one run with twenty seeds. Pour in every product category, every recurring customer question and the name of every service at once; the output is larger and the overlap between groups also shows.
The output you receive
The exact meaning of each output column. Read this before your first run so you do not misread a value.
- Monthly volume
- The mean monthly searches for that suggestion.
- CPC
- The mean advertising cost per click, in USD and its Toman equivalent.
- Ad competition
- Google Ads advertiser competition, not SEO difficulty.
The data source and method
Uses Google Ads related-keyword data. For "Iran" the request is sent with no country filter and in Persian only, the same route the search-volume tool uses; the output is Persian-language searches across the world, with searches from inside Iran as the main share, and the SEO-difficulty column stays empty because that metric is location-only and no guessed number is put there. For the other twelve countries on the list, the data is for that exact country in its own correct language. More than a thousand ideas are usually found, and the highest-volume ones are shown up to the count you chose.
The situations where it helps
When you hold a broad topic and want to know the exact phrases people use to look for it. Since the fee is flat, hand over all the seeds together rather than running it again and again.
Where it falls short
This tool returns phrases people search for, not phrases relevant to your business; telling the two apart is your job. A broad seed yields a list, much of which will not serve you and has to be set aside. As on the Persian path of the search volume tool, the SEO-difficulty column is empty in Persian mode because that metric is location-based. A last point: the suggestions are drawn from advertising data, so non-commercial phrases, such as purely informational questions, are thin here. For that group, your customers' actual questions beat any tool as a source.
A lesson from working with it
The temptation almost any long list breeds is to take the whole thing and build a content calendar on it. In practice, a list not sifted by user intent keeps a team busy for months writing pages none of which rank, because each answers half a topic. Group the list before anything else; the output usually shrinks from several hundred rows to twenty or thirty real topics.
What it costs
There is no monthly subscription. You raise the wallet balance, and the price of each run is written on the button before you press it; without a run there is no deduction.
Common questions about this tool
How is this different from the free keyword suggester?
The free version builds ideas from Google autocomplete and carries no numbers, so it hands you a list without saying which entries are worth your time. Here every suggestion has its own volume and CPC, and that is the gap between a list and a plan.
How many seed keywords should I give it?
As many as you can up to twenty, because the fee does not change with the number of seeds. Take the seeds from product categories, services and recurring customer questions so they cover the whole topic space of your business.
Does it work for Persian keywords?
Yes, through the same no-country-filter path the search volume tool uses. For the twelve other countries on the list, the data is fetched for that exact country in its own correct language.
Turns one keyword into a list of related terms and the questions around it.
One rule throughout: See fuses onto a word and makes a single new one, never two words side by side. Exactly as See and commerce became Seemerce.
Neighbouring names
- Site keywords SeeTerms
- Ranked keywords SeeMatch
- SERP viewer SeeSerp
- Backlink checker SeeLinks
- Referring domains SeeSource
- Link gap SeeGap
- Domain overview SeeScope