Requires credits
Bulk keywords search
Search multiple keywords at once
What's inside
Get keyword metric for up to 1000 keywords at once
Bulk keyword search
Search up to 1000 keywords at once
Keyword metrics
Search volume, keyword difficulty, search intent and more for each keyword.
Export to CSV
Export your results to a CSV file.
Why Use Bulk Keyword Search?
If you're doing serious content planning, ad campaigns, or competitive SEO, entering keywords one-by-one slows you down. This tool lets you: upload up to 1,000 keywords in one go, instantly check volume, difficulty, and CPC at scale, and save time while making more informed keyword decisions. It is ideal for agencies, growth marketers, and anyone managing content at volume.
Pro Use Cases
Plan entire blog networks with a single upload, audit large lists of client-provided keywords, validate long-tail keyword ideas for topical clusters and vet product-specific search demand before writing PDPs or ad copy.
Combine With Other Tools
For best results, use this tool in tandem with: SEO Stuff’s Keywords Explorer for advanced filtering, Backlink Explorer to evaluate top-ranking competition and the Done-For-You Package if you want this research done for you, fully implemented.
Metrics for a whole list in one lookup
Keyword research rarely produces one keyword. It produces a spreadsheet: a few hundred terms scraped from Search Console, a competitor's pages, a client's brief or a brainstorm, and the job is to find out which of them deserve a page. Looking them up one at a time is the slowest part of the work, and the subscription tools that do it in bulk start at $129 a month.
Bulk keyword metrics takes a pasted list of up to 1,000 keywords and returns, for each one, the monthly search volume and the past twelve months of it, a 0-to-100 difficulty score, the cost per click and the search intent. It costs one credit per keyword, so a 300-keyword list is 300 credits, and the table exports to CSV so the sorting and grouping happen in your spreadsheet.
How to use it
- Step 1
Paste the list
One keyword per line, up to 1,000. Pick the country; each of the 91 available has its own Google data. The lookup costs one credit per keyword, and you need at least that many credits before it runs.
- Step 2
Read the table
Volume tells you whether anyone searches for it, difficulty whether you could rank, CPC whether the searchers buy, intent what they want when they search. Sort by any column.
- Step 3
Export and cut
Download the CSV, drop the rows with no volume, drop the ones you cannot rank for yet, and group what is left into pages. Every report is saved under your account, so you can reopen it without spending credits again.
Three jobs it is built for
- Qualifying a long list: Search Console exports, keyword-planner dumps and brainstorms are mostly noise; one lookup shows which rows have volume and a difficulty you can meet
- Pricing a content plan: with difficulty and intent on every term you can tell a client, or yourself, which pages are quick wins and which are a year of link building before they rank
- Checking a competitor's whole keyword set: paste the terms they rank for (Keywords Explorer gives you that list) and see which are worth contesting
What each column means
Volume and CPC come from Google's own keyword data; difficulty and intent come from the SEO data provider SEO Stuff licenses.
- Volume and Trend
- Average searches a month in the chosen country, with the past twelve months as a small chart so you can see seasonality.
- KD (keyword difficulty, 0 to 100)
- How strong the top ten results' backlink profiles are. Lower is easier. Under 30 is open to most sites; over 70 needs real authority.
- CPC
- What advertisers pay per click, in US dollars. High CPC with modest volume usually marks a buying keyword.
- Intent
- Informational, navigational, commercial or transactional. Group keywords by intent before you group them by topic; one page should serve one intent.
Questions people ask
Is the bulk tool free?
No; it runs on credits you buy once (400 for $49, 3,000 for $99) at one credit per keyword checked. A 1,000-keyword lookup uses 1,000 credits. There is no subscription. For a handful of keywords, the free keyword ideas generator and the free rank checker cover a lot for nothing.
How many keywords can I check at once?
Up to 1,000 in one lookup, one per line. For more, run the list in batches; each report is saved separately in your account.
Does it include keyword difficulty and intent?
Yes. Every keyword comes back with search volume and its twelve-month trend, keyword difficulty, CPC and search intent.
Where does the data come from?
Google's keyword data for volume and CPC, and the commercial SEO data provider SEO Stuff licenses for difficulty and intent, the same source behind most keyword tools.
How does this compare with Keywords Everywhere or a Semrush subscription?
Keywords Everywhere also charges per credit and lives mostly in a browser extension; Semrush and Ahrefs include bulk analysis in subscriptions from $129 a month. If you qualify big lists every week, a subscription wins; a few times a quarter, credits cost a fraction. The comparisons on this site have the numbers.
Can I export the results?
Yes, to CSV, and the report stays under Reports history in your account.
Want the list turned into a plan?
The tool gives you the numbers for every keyword. If you would rather have the SEO Stuff team choose the pages, write them and earn the links, start here.
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