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What does Keywords Everywhere cost, and how far do its credits go?
Summary
Keywords Everywhere sells yearly plans that come with credits. Bronze is $84 billed annually for 100,000 credits, Silver is $168 for 400,000, and Gold is $480 for 2 million. Platinum is $1,440 for 8 million. One credit covers one keyword, and credits last one year from purchase. What a keyword really costs comes down to how many credits you spend before they expire, and seats push any team past Bronze.
What each plan costs and includes
Keywords Everywhere's subscription page lists each plan as a monthly figure billed as one annual charge. Bronze works out to $7 a month, Silver to $14, Gold to $40 and Platinum to $120. Enterprise pricing goes through a contact form.
| Plan | Billed annually | Credits per year | User seats |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bronze | $84 | 100,000 | 1 |
| Silver | $168 | 400,000 | 3 |
| Gold | $480 | 2 million | 10 |
| Platinum | $1,440 | 8 million | 20 |
Each plan also caps the website reports. Bronze shows the top 1,000 keywords and backlinks per website. Silver shows 2,000, Gold 5,000 and Platinum 10,000.
From Silver up, the page lists SEO Minion at no extra charge, along with Premium ChatGPT Prompts. Platinum adds priority email support. If a renewal slips past you, Keywords Everywhere's FAQ says the charge is refunded in full when you email within a week of it.
How credits are counted and when they run out
Each keyword that shows volume, CPC and competition data uses one credit. Credits stay valid for one year from purchase, and the oldest are spent first.
Some views cost less than one credit per keyword. The vendor's credits page says refreshing My Favorite Keywords charges a quarter of the keywords shown. Refreshing 20 keywords costs 5 credits.
When your credits run out or expire, the extension stops showing volume, CPC and competition. The People Also Search For and Related keywords widgets keep working. You can buy top-up credits if you run short before the year ends. Include top-ups in your budget alongside the plan; the hidden SEO tool costs guide covers other charges to allow for.
Cost per thousand keywords
Divide the annual price by the credits, then multiply by 1,000. That gives the price of looking up 1,000 keywords if you use every credit:
- Bronze: $84 ÷ 100,000 × 1,000 = $0.84
- Silver: $168 ÷ 400,000 × 1,000 = $0.42
- Gold: $480 ÷ 2,000,000 × 1,000 = $0.24
- Platinum: $1,440 ÷ 8,000,000 × 1,000 = $0.18
Those rates assume nothing expires. If you use only 50,000 of Bronze's 100,000 credits, the real rate doubles to $1.68 per 1,000 keywords. A lower rate per credit won't save money if the extra credits expire unused.
One person looking up fewer than 100,000 keywords a year pays least on Bronze at $84. Bronze has one seat, though, so three people sharing data start at Silver, $168 for 400,000 credits, whatever their keyword volume.
When a full keyword tool makes more sense
Keywords Everywhere puts volume and CPC numbers next to searches you already run. A few hundred keyword lookups a month would use only part of Bronze's allowance. However, related terms and suggestions also consume credits when their metrics appear, so count those lookups too.
If you mostly need ideas and rough demand, the two widgets that keep working without credits may be enough. The free keyword research guide covers other no-cost routes.
A full platform is worth pricing when you research competitors' sites in depth. The per-website report caps above set how far the extension goes there.
With a full platform, compare research allowances and overage charges as well as the subscription price. The keyword research tools guide compares those plans. You can also compare subscription budgets in /seo-tools-cost-calculator/.
Work out your own number: the SEO Tools Cost Calculator finds the cheapest published plan for your sites, tracked keywords and users.
Sources
Figures come from each vendor's own pricing pages and documentation. We have not tested these tools hands-on, and no ranking here is paid for.