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Keyword Research

Volumes, Ideas, Trends & Questions Studio
Volumes seodata.dev 0 keywords

Query & API Configuration

Search Volumes
Explicit API Key Configuration
Action Needed

This studio connects directly to external search intelligence providers and requires API keys for full data access:

  • seodata.dev API Key: Required for full Search Volumes & CPC allowance (50/day & 500/month free; restricted to 20/day without a key).
  • Bing Webmaster Tools API Key: Strictly required for Bing Impressions, Bing Related Keywords, and My Site query stats.

Search volume, cost per click, ad competition and related keywords for 50+ countries.

Separate up to 10 keywords with commas. Each one uses one lookup.

Enter Your API Keys

Stored locally in your browser

1. seodata.dev API Key

20/day anon limit

Lookups run straight from your browser to seodata.dev using your key. Entering a free key unlocks 50 lookups/day (500/month).

Need a free seodata.dev key?

Instant Email Code

Request a free key by email (50 lookups/day, 500/month) without leaving this page.

2. Bing Webmaster API Key

Required for Bing

Required for Bing Volumes, Bing Related Ideas, and My Site queries. In Bing Webmaster Tools, open Settings → API access → API Key.

Data: seodata.dev, Bing, Wiki, SE, HN Ready

Research Output

Your research list is empty. Configure your API keys in the left panel and search for a keyword to start; related keywords are added automatically.

Sources: seodata.dev, Bing Webmaster, Datamuse, Wikimedia, Stack Exchange & Hacker News.
Keys stay in your browser

About Keyword Research

A browser-based keyword research studio built on open and bring-your-own-key data sources. Look up search volumes, collect long-tail ideas, check whether interest in a topic is growing and find the questions people actually ask. Enter your own API keys in the left panel so lookups count against your own allowance.

What each mode does & API key requirements

ModeWhat you getData sourceAPI Key Requirement
VolumesMonthly search volume, cost per click, ad competition and related keywords for 50+ countriesseodata.devFree key recommended (50/day & 500/month; 20/day without key)
Volumes (Bing)Weekly Bing impressions, broad impressions and a four-week trendBing Webmaster ToolsBing API key required
IdeasLong-tail ideas merged from autocomplete, synonym swaps and related searchesGoogle, YouTube and DuckDuckGo autocomplete, Datamuse, BingBing API key required for Bing related
TrendsThree years of monthly interest with growth, peak month and seasonalityWikimedia Pageviews APINone
QuestionsReal questions and discussions people post about a topicStack Exchange, Hacker NewsNone
My siteThe Bing searches your own site appears for, with clicks, CTR and positionBing Webmaster ToolsBing API key required

How to use it

  1. Enter your seodata.dev and Bing Webmaster Tools API keys in the left-hand configuration panel (or request a free seodata.dev key by email inline).
  2. Start in Ideas with a seed keyword to collect long-tail variations from Google, YouTube, DuckDuckGo, Datamuse and Bing.
  3. Tick the promising ideas and press Get volumes to look them up.
  4. Check Trends to see whether the topic is growing and when it peaks across the year.
  5. Use Questions to plan FAQ sections and supporting content from real community discussions.
  6. Export any table to CSV.

Questions

Which API keys do I need to enter?

The studio supports two API keys in the left-hand configuration panel: a seodata.dev API key (free by email verification inside the studio, unlocking 50 volume lookups a day and 500 a month instead of the 20/day anonymous allowance) and a Bing Webmaster Tools API key (required for Bing weekly impression volumes, Bing related keyword ideas and My Site search query statistics).

Is it free?

Yes. Every data source has a free tier. Without a seodata.dev key you get 20 volume lookups a day; a free key raises that to 50 a day and 500 a month. Ideas, Trends and Questions use no volume lookups at all.

Where do my API keys go?

Keys stay in your browser. Your seodata.dev key is sent straight from your browser to seodata.dev. Bing does not allow direct browser requests, so your Bing key passes through a small proxy on this site that forwards it to Bing and never stores or logs it. Keys are kept for the current tab unless you tick “Remember key on this device”.

Why does Bing show smaller numbers?

Bing reports impressions on Bing only, which has a much smaller share of searches than Google. Use it for relative comparisons and trends rather than absolute demand.

Are Wikipedia pageviews search volume?

No. They measure interest in a topic, which makes them good for spotting growth, decline and seasonality. The country you choose picks the Wikipedia language.

How are synonym swaps chosen?

Datamuse suggests synonyms for each word and the tool only keeps a swap when Google autocomplete shows that people actually search for it. Some results still drift in meaning, so review them before you use them.

Data from seodata.dev, Bing Webmaster Tools, Datamuse, Wikimedia, Stack Exchange (CC BY-SA) and Hacker News.