KWScanner
Pay-as-you-go keyword research for SEO & campaign planning
KWScanner is a keyword research tool for marketing professionals. Research up to 3,000 keywords at once — volume, CPC, competition, 12-month trends — organize them into lists for campaign briefs, and export to CSV. A Chrome extension shows metrics inline on Google SERPs. Pay per keyword, no subscription, credits never expire.
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Credits that never expire is the part that sells it for me. Most of my keyword research happens in bursts before a content sprint, and paying a monthly subscription for two busy weeks a quarter never made sense. Question: can I pick the country per batch? I check the same seed list for the US, UK and Germany, and the gaps between those markets are often where the easy keywords are. A per-country column side by side in one export would be really useful.
Pay-per-keyword with credits that do not expire fits campaign work better than another monthly SEO subscription. KWScanner's listing covers volume, CPC, competition and a 12-month trend for up to 3,000 keywords, then a CSV export for the brief. The inline SERP extension is the piece I would check before relying on it for client work.
This looks like an incredibly practical alternative to traditional tiered SaaS subscriptions. Offering campaign-planning lists and CSV exports to help users organize their research before building content briefs is a smart, user-first design choice. Are there any plans to expand the SERP browser extension beyond Google to other search engines down the line, or are you keeping the data strictly tied to core Google Keyword Planner metrics? Wishing you great traction on the launch!
This looks like an incredibly practical alternative to traditional tiered SaaS subscriptions. Offering campaign-planning lists and CSV exports to help users organize their research before building content briefs is a smart, user-first design choice. Are there any plans to expand the SERP browser extension beyond Google to other search engines down the line, or are you keeping the data strictly tied to core Google Keyword Planner metrics? Wishing you great traction on the launch!
Pay-per-keyword with non-expiring credits is the exact pricing model indie builders and small agency marketers need, rather than paying steep monthly retainers during intermittent content sprints. The inline SERP metrics Chrome extension is also a huge productivity boost. Does the credit system differentiate between broad search volume and multi-region or language lookups, or is each keyword lookup treated identically?
We build a lot of county-level landing pages for a multi-state home care brand, so a 3,000-keyword batch with 12-month trends is exactly the size of job we run before a content sprint. Paying per keyword makes sense for us since research happens in bursts. Question: can I filter or export by US state or metro? Local service queries like 'home care in [county]' vary a lot by location, and national volume alone hides that.
KWScanner is a practical and efficient keyword research tool, especially for marketers and SEO professionals who need to analyze large numbers of keywords quickly. The ability to research up to 3,000 keywords at once, combined with search volume, CPC, competition, and historical trends, makes it easy to identify valuable keyword opportunities and plan campaigns more effectively. I also like the Chrome extension, which brings keyword metrics directly into Google search results, saving time during research. The pay-per-keyword pricing model is another big advantage — no recurring subscriptions, and credits never expire. Overall, a straightforward, cost-effective tool that makes keyword research faster and more accessible. Highly recommended!
KWScanner looks like a practical tool for SEO professionals and digital marketers. I particularly like the ability to research up to 3,000 keywords organize them into lists and export campaign data to CSV. The pay as you go pricing with credits that never expire is also a useful alternative to monthly subscriptions. One question: Can users compare keyword search trends across different countries, such as the USA, UK and Canada, within the same research workflow? Great tool for planning SEO campaigns!
For campaign planning, country and language targeting matter as much as search volume. Can a keyword list be compared across Saudi Arabia and the UAE, including Arabic queries? Adding the selected market, currency and data refresh date to CSV exports would help teams avoid mixing metrics from different markets in a brief.
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Credits that never expire is the part that sells it for me. Most of my keyword research happens in bursts before a content sprint, and paying a monthly subscription for two busy weeks a quarter never made sense. Question: can I pick the country per batch? I check the same seed list for the US, UK and Germany, and the gaps between those markets are often where the easy keywords are. A per-country column side by side in one export would be really useful.
Pay-per-keyword with credits that do not expire fits campaign work better than another monthly SEO subscription. KWScanner's listing covers volume, CPC, competition and a 12-month trend for up to 3,000 keywords, then a CSV export for the brief. The inline SERP extension is the piece I would check before relying on it for client work.
This looks like an incredibly practical alternative to traditional tiered SaaS subscriptions. Offering campaign-planning lists and CSV exports to help users organize their research before building content briefs is a smart, user-first design choice. Are there any plans to expand the SERP browser extension beyond Google to other search engines down the line, or are you keeping the data strictly tied to core Google Keyword Planner metrics? Wishing you great traction on the launch!
This looks like an incredibly practical alternative to traditional tiered SaaS subscriptions. Offering campaign-planning lists and CSV exports to help users organize their research before building content briefs is a smart, user-first design choice. Are there any plans to expand the SERP browser extension beyond Google to other search engines down the line, or are you keeping the data strictly tied to core Google Keyword Planner metrics? Wishing you great traction on the launch!
Pay-per-keyword with non-expiring credits is the exact pricing model indie builders and small agency marketers need, rather than paying steep monthly retainers during intermittent content sprints. The inline SERP metrics Chrome extension is also a huge productivity boost. Does the credit system differentiate between broad search volume and multi-region or language lookups, or is each keyword lookup treated identically?
We build a lot of county-level landing pages for a multi-state home care brand, so a 3,000-keyword batch with 12-month trends is exactly the size of job we run before a content sprint. Paying per keyword makes sense for us since research happens in bursts. Question: can I filter or export by US state or metro? Local service queries like 'home care in [county]' vary a lot by location, and national volume alone hides that.
KWScanner is a practical and efficient keyword research tool, especially for marketers and SEO professionals who need to analyze large numbers of keywords quickly. The ability to research up to 3,000 keywords at once, combined with search volume, CPC, competition, and historical trends, makes it easy to identify valuable keyword opportunities and plan campaigns more effectively. I also like the Chrome extension, which brings keyword metrics directly into Google search results, saving time during research. The pay-per-keyword pricing model is another big advantage — no recurring subscriptions, and credits never expire. Overall, a straightforward, cost-effective tool that makes keyword research faster and more accessible. Highly recommended!
KWScanner looks like a practical tool for SEO professionals and digital marketers. I particularly like the ability to research up to 3,000 keywords organize them into lists and export campaign data to CSV. The pay as you go pricing with credits that never expire is also a useful alternative to monthly subscriptions. One question: Can users compare keyword search trends across different countries, such as the USA, UK and Canada, within the same research workflow? Great tool for planning SEO campaigns!
For campaign planning, country and language targeting matter as much as search volume. Can a keyword list be compared across Saudi Arabia and the UAE, including Arabic queries? Adding the selected market, currency and data refresh date to CSV exports would help teams avoid mixing metrics from different markets in a brief.
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