Compare up to 5 keywords by search interest and 12-month trend, by country. Powered by Google Trends, so you can see demand and direction before you commit to a topic.
Google Trends shows relative interest (0-100), not exact monthly searches. Numbers in one check are directly comparable to each other.
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Book a Free CallFor each keyword you get a search-interest score from 0 to 100, a 12-month trend line, a trend direction (rising, steady, or falling), and a simple demand band. Because the scores come from Google Trends, they show relative popularity rather than exact search counts, which makes them perfect for comparing keywords and spotting momentum.
Exact monthly search numbers only come from paid tools or Google Ads with active spend. Google Trends is free and, for most decisions, comparing relative interest and direction is enough: a rising keyword with steady demand is usually a better bet than a bigger term that's declining.
Google Trends, which reflects relative search interest over time rather than an exact number of searches.
Google Trends is free and reports relative interest, where 100 is the peak popularity in the chosen period. Exact volumes require paid data sources.
It's a plain-English label (from Very low to Very high) based on the average interest score, so you can gauge popularity at a glance.
Yes. Enter up to 5 keywords and the scores are normalized against each other, so they're directly comparable within that check.
Trends only reports terms with enough search activity. Very rare or long-tail keywords may show low or zero interest.
Yes. Pick a country from the dropdown, and Google Trends supports many languages and regions.
It's close to real-time, but Google Trends samples data, so scores can shift slightly between checks.
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