Keywords Everywhere
No subscription, no monthly bill — buy a bucket of credits, use them on Google, YouTube, and Amazon until they run out, then buy more.
What is Keywords Everywhere?
Akash Mansukhani, an entrepreneur based in Mumbai, built Keywords Everywhere as one of several SEO utilities he runs — alongside SEO Minion, Keyword Keg, and DomCop — through his company Axeman Technology Solutions. It's a bootstrapped operation with no reported outside funding, which is unusual for a tool that now says it serves more than 1.6 million marketers. The core idea has stayed simple since it launched: install a browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, or Edge, and search volume, cost-per-click, and competition data show up directly next to search results on Google, YouTube, Amazon, Bing, eBay, and Etsy, without needing to copy a keyword into a separate dashboard. Competitor and backlink data pulled into the extension draws on Moz's Domain Authority metrics, one of several places this Marketing directory's coverage quietly overlaps — Moz itself, reviewed separately, is one of Keywords Everywhere's own underlying data sources.
What actually sets the pricing apart from nearly everything else in this category is that Keywords Everywhere doesn't run a subscription in the usual sense. Instead, it sells prepaid credit packs, once a year rather than billed monthly, ranging from a $84/year Bronze plan with 100,000 credits up to a $1,440/year Platinum plan with 8 million credits, plus a genuinely usable free tier with a smaller credit allowance. Credits get consumed as data is pulled — checking a keyword's volume, running a competitor lookup — and a long-time user cited in independent reviews specifically mentioned being grandfathered onto an older, cheaper pricing plan rather than pushed onto a newer, pricier one, a practice that's rare enough in SaaS to be worth noting on its own.
Founder and company details are drawn from Akash Mansukhani's own public profiles and company blog; pricing figures reflect Keywords Everywhere's published credit-pack rates as of 2026.
Key features
In-browser keyword data
Search volume, CPC, and competition shown directly on Google, YouTube, and Amazon results pages.
Trend data
Historical search interest over time for any keyword, alongside its current volume.
Backlink & competitor checks
Domain Authority and backlink counts pulled from Moz, viewable inline while browsing.
Social media metrics
Engagement and trend data layered onto YouTube, Pinterest, and Instagram browsing.
eCommerce keyword tools
Product-listing keyword prioritization for Amazon, eBay, and Etsy sellers specifically.
AI content prompts
Generates content angle suggestions tied to a keyword's actual search intent.
Pricing
Free
- Top 1,000 keyword and URL traffic data available to everyone
- No credit card required to install and start using it
- Enough to test the extension before buying a credit pack
Bronze
- One annual payment rather than a recurring monthly charge
- Credits are spent on lookups, not tied to a subscription seat
- Full search volume, CPC, and competition data unlocked
Platinum
- Built for agencies or heavy daily research volume
- Same feature set as Bronze, just a much larger credit allowance
- Several intermediate tiers exist between Bronze and Platinum
Every paid tier is a one-time annual credit purchase, not a recurring monthly subscription — credits are consumed per data lookup and don't reset until the pack runs out or the year renews. Long-time users have reported being kept on older, cheaper legacy pricing rather than moved onto newer plans, though that isn't a guaranteed policy.
Where the data shows up
Integrations & platforms
Pros, cons & best for
Pros
- Prepaid credits mean no recurring monthly bill to remember or cancel
- Cheapest paid tier starts at $84 for the entire year, genuinely affordable
- Data appears directly in the browser, no separate dashboard to check
Cons
- Backlink and competitor data depends on Moz rather than a proprietary index
- Credits run out with heavy daily use, requiring a top-up mid-cycle
- A single-tool add-on, not a replacement for a full SEO suite
Best for
- Solo marketers, bloggers, and small teams doing keyword research inside the browser
- Anyone who prefers a one-time annual purchase over another monthly subscription
- Not the pick for an agency needing a full-featured standalone SEO platform
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Alternatives
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Our verdict
Keywords Everywhere does one thing and does it in a genuinely convenient place: keyword data shows up exactly where research already happens, inside the browser, without opening a separate dashboard. The prepaid credit model is the real point of difference from everything else covered in this category — no monthly subscription to track, no auto-renewal to forget about, just a yearly purchase that gets spent down at whatever pace actual usage demands. That structure rewards light, occasional research far better than a $20+/month subscription would, which is exactly the audience a solo blogger or small business fits. The trade-off is honest: this isn't a full SEO platform, it's a fast, cheap layer of data on top of sites already being browsed, and its competitor metrics lean on Moz rather than an independent index. Excellent value for anyone doing keyword research occasionally rather than running full SEO campaigns. Pair it with a fuller platform, not instead of one, if the goal is comprehensive SEO management.
FAQ
Is Keywords Everywhere a subscription?
No — it sells prepaid credit packs, typically purchased once a year, that get consumed per data lookup rather than billed on a recurring monthly cycle.
What happens when credits run out?
Data lookups stop working until more credits are purchased or the annual pack renews; there's no automatic overage charge without explicit action.
Where does the backlink and Domain Authority data come from?
Keywords Everywhere's competitor and backlink metrics are built on Moz's Domain Authority score rather than an independently built index.
Is there a genuinely free version?
Yes — the free tier includes access to top-1,000 keyword and URL traffic data without a credit card, though full search volume and CPC data require a paid credit pack.
Who built Keywords Everywhere?
Akash Mansukhani, a Mumbai-based entrepreneur, built it as one of several SEO tools run through his company, Axeman Technology Solutions, without reported outside funding.
Which browsers does it support?
Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge, showing keyword and competitor data inline on Google, YouTube, Amazon, Bing, eBay, Etsy, Instagram, and Pinterest.