A search-landscape report: real demand and difficulty for every keyword, who ranks for them, and a shortlist of the ones you can actually win. Quality data, for peanuts.
Built by the team that ran 20+ brands with three people.
It expands your seed terms or market into a keyword universe, prices every keyword by real search volume, difficulty and cost-per-click, and pulls the live SERP for the top terms to map who already ranks. Every number is counted in code from the scraped data, then a local Claude call clusters the keywords by intent and writes the report, including a winnable-opportunities shortlist. It forecasts the cost before it spends and stops at a budget cap you set.
A search-landscape report: real demand and difficulty for every keyword, who ranks for them, and a shortlist of the ones you can actually win. Quality data, for peanuts.
A real sample of the output sits here, so you see the result before you take it.
It runs on your own Apify account and your own Claude, not our servers.
It forecasts the spend before it runs, and stops at a budget cap you set.
Volume, difficulty and rankings are counted in code, so the report never invents a figure.
Fill a small config with your country and either some keywords you already know or a market label for the tool to expand from.
It forecasts the spend before it touches anything and stops at a cap you set. This one meters per keyword: a focused run of about 300 keywords costs roughly 4 to 6 USD, so it needs a card on your Apify account.
You get keywords clustered by intent, a measured demand-and-difficulty table, a map of who owns the SERP, and a shortlist of low-difficulty keywords that still have real volume. A good starting point for any AI-driven analysis or content work.
Claude Code or Cowork, and an Apify account with a card on it. This is the one tool that meters per keyword: a focused run of about 300 keywords costs roughly 4 to 6 USD, so it does not fit inside Apify's free credit the way the others do.
Nothing to connect. Give it seed keywords or a market and a country, and it works from public search data.
Yes. The free tools are yours to use in your own work. Software products are MIT-licensed.
No. There is no form on this page. You can subscribe if you want the new tools as they land, but the download never asks.
Volume, difficulty and cost-per-click are estimates from the data source, not certainties, and a SERP is a snapshot of the day it ran. It tells you which keywords are winnable. It does not tell you what to publish against them.
A search-landscape report: real demand and difficulty for every keyword, who ranks for them, and a shortlist of the ones you can actually win. Quality data, for peanuts.
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