Keywords Everywhere is a browser extension for Chrome and Firefox that transforms your everyday Google browsing into a keyword research session. Once installed, it overlays search volume, CPC, and competition data onto Google’s search results page for whatever query you’ve just searched. You also get a sidebar listing related keywords, long-tail variations, and People Also Search For terms, all with their metrics attached. It’s a seamless and genuinely clever way to integrate keyword research into your normal browsing workflow.
The credit-based pricing model is worth understanding before you commit. You buy credits in bundles starting at $15 for 100,000 credits, and each keyword metric shown costs one credit. For moderate use, this is very affordable, but if you’re doing heavy daily research across many search sessions it can add up. The good news is that credits don’t expire, so you can buy a bundle and use it at your own pace without pressure.
Beyond Google search, Keywords Everywhere also shows data on YouTube, Amazon, eBay, and several other platforms, adding volume metrics to autocomplete suggestions wherever you browse. I find it particularly useful for quick competitive checks: you search for a topic you’re considering writing about and immediately see whether the volume justifies the investment without having to open a separate tool. The data is sourced from Google Keyword Planner and is therefore reasonably accurate for higher-volume terms, though it can be less reliable for very niche queries. For the price, it’s one of the highest-value tools in any SEO’s browser.