Keyword ideas scored for your niche — not generic volume lists.

Illustrative modal. Relevance is project-specific — the same list reorders when the niche changes.

Keyword Planner is built for Google Ads: it groups terms for paid competition and often hides exact volumes behind ranges. TrueRanker’s Keyword Suggestion Tool is built for SEO content and tracking. Suggestions carry organic difficulty and intent, and the Relevance Score ranks ideas by how well they fit your project — not by how expensive they are to bid on.

A proprietary 0–100 score. Most tools sort by search volume, which surfaces popular but off-niche terms. TrueRanker analyses your project’s current keywords and topics, then scores each suggestion by semantic fit. A score in the 90s is a strong niche match; a high-volume term with a low score is noise you can safely skip.

A hybrid engine: TrueRanker’s proprietary search-term database, live Google signals via the Search Console API when you connect a property, and competitor Keyword Discovery. That mix keeps lists statistically useful and personalised to what your site already appears for.

No — suggestions still run from the database without GSC. Connecting Search Console is strongly recommended: the AI then cross-references your real impressions to find “hidden gems” — queries you already appear for but have not added to daily tracking. GSC Advanced Data is the sibling page for metrics on keywords you already track.

Yes. Keyword Discovery under Competitors runs a gap analysis: pick a rival domain and see high-value terms driving traffic to them that are missing from your project. Filter to opportunity, then add winners to Desktop or Mobile tracking in one click.

Yes. Choose the country for the suggestion set. Volume, competition and Relevance follow that market — whether you target “SEO services” in the United States or a Spanish commercial query in Spain — so you do not import a global list into a local tracker.

Yes. Each suggestion has separate Desktop and Mobile add controls, plus bulk Add All for either device. That matters when a term is mobile-heavy or when you only want to spend a keyword slot on one device.

Long-tail queries often convert better and rank easier than head terms. TrueRanker surfaces specific, lower-volume ideas when they fit your niche — accumulating many small wins is usually a stronger strategy than chasing one impossible keyword.

Yes. Select the list and export to CSV to share with a content team or client before tracking. The default path is still one-click add into the project so research and measurement stay in one place.

Trial and paid plans include generous exploration limits so you can dig through thousands of ideas and refresh related semantic topics. Your plan’s keyword allowance still governs how many you can add to daily tracking.

Volumes and related metrics come from a clickstream-calibrated model refreshed on a regular cadence — more granular than Keyword Planner’s bucketed ranges. Difficulty estimates organic ranking effort; CPC reflects paid competition. Use them to prioritise, then validate with your own ranks and GSC once tracking.

Each suggestion can be tagged informational, commercial, transactional or navigational based on how people typically use the query. Intent helps you decide whether a term belongs in a guide, a comparison page or a product URL before you spend a tracking slot.

Yes. Feed bulk seeds and TrueRanker merges autocomplete, People Also Ask, related searches and question forms into one deduplicated list — then scores the batch by Relevance so you are not staring at raw autocomplete noise.

Yes. After you promote ideas into the project, the Keyword Grouper organises tracked keywords with tags, URL grouping and saved views. Suggestion finds the terms; the Grouper organises them — different jobs, linked workflow.

Yes — the tool also surfaces AI-search and prompt-style ideas so content plans cover assistants as well as classic Google results. Continuous AI visibility measurement (mentions, citations, stored answers) lives on the AI Visibility Tracker; this page is discovery, not weekly LLM monitoring.

Every paid plan from the $39 Starter upward, and it is open during the 14-day trial. There is no separate keyword-research add-on — suggestions sit in the same project as rank tracking, GSC Advanced Data and reporting.

Semrush’s Keyword Magic Tool ships with SEO plans from about $139/mo; SE Ranking’s Keyword Tool sits on the platform from about €109/mo Core. Both document large suggestion databases with volume, difficulty, CPC and intent. TrueRanker starts at $39/mo and adds project Relevance Scoring, optional GSC personalisation, competitor gap discovery and one-click Desktop/Mobile add into the same rank tracker — without a second research login.