The free keyword checker for what people actually search for

No — it's a demand proxy. Autocomplete doesn't give numbers, but it tells you whether a query is common enough for Google to suggest it, which is often all you need to validate an idea before investing in it. For exact volumes you'd still use Google Keyword Planner or a paid tool.

It appends every letter from a to z to your keyword ("keyword a", "keyword b", …) and collects all unique suggestions — in other words, a free long tail keyword generator. It's the fastest way to harvest the full long tail around a topic: around 27 requests, roughly 10 seconds, unlimited runs.

For validating demand, yes. Keyword Planner requires a Google Ads account, and without an active campaign it only shows broad ranges anyway. This site works as a free keyword planner alternative for the discovery step: no account, no login, live Google data. When you're ready for exact volumes and bid estimates, graduate to Keyword Planner — the two work great together.

Real volume numbers require Google Keyword Planner (with an active Ads account) or a paid SEO tool. This free keyword checker takes a different, zero-cost approach: if your exact keyword shows up in Google Autocomplete, enough people search it for Google to suggest it. That yes/no signal, plus the number and richness of suggestions, answers the question that actually matters — "is anyone searching for this?" — before you pay for precise numbers.

For the core job, yes: the Questions scan finds the questions people ask Google about your keyword (how, what, why, where, can, should, …), free and without daily limits. You won't get the fancy visualization wheel, but you get the raw data — exportable as CSV.

It prepends question words (how, what, why, where, can, should, …) to your keyword and collects every question people actually ask Google about it. Perfect for FAQ sections, blog posts and featured snippets.

It builds every combination of your items × cities × templates (plus any seed queries), checks each one against Google Autocomplete, then aggregates per item: how many queries had an exact match, and how many suggestions they attracted on average. The ranking tells you which items in your niche have real demand and which are duds.

Yes — pick the language (hl) and country (gl) and Google returns suggestions for that market. Great for validating a niche in Italy, Germany, Brazil, etc.

Really free, no signup. The tool runs entirely in your browser, so it costs us almost nothing to operate. The site is ad-supported.

Autocomplete on google.com is personalized by your history and location. This tool uses the non-personalized endpoint, which is closer to what a "generic" user in the selected country sees — usually better for research.