Different model entirely. The main pricing page sells the full Keyword.com platform — dashboards, white-label reports, and share of voice — as a monthly subscription. This page is pure pay-as-you-call API access: one flat rate per request, no plans, no monthly commitment.

DataForSEO advertises $0.0006 per SERP (Standard Queue), but that's raw HTML position data only. To match what Keyword.com returns in a single response — rankings, monthly search volume, search intent, SERP feature presence, visibility, and AI Overview presence — you need to combine the SERP API, Keywords Data API, and DataForSEO Labs. Fully loaded, that lands between $0.053 and $0.093 per request depending on queue speed and Top 50 / Top 100 depth, plus you maintain the pipeline that stitches them together.

On Keyword.com, every fully-enriched request is $0.001633 (Top 50) or $0.002204 (Top 100). One API. One bill. No glue code.

No. Sign up, generate an API key from your account settings, and start pulling data. New accounts get free trial credits so you can wire up an integration end-to-end before any charges kick in.

Pay-as-you-call. You're charged per successful request at the flat rate for your chosen depth (Top 50 or Top 100). No monthly minimums, no overage fees, no prepaid credits to burn. Add a card to your account and you'll get a single monthly invoice for that month's usage.

The API is designed for high-throughput pulls — there are no per-day caps on the number of requests. See our API documentation for current per-second rate-limit guidance and best practices for batching.

Yes, for sustained high-volume usage. Reach out with your projected monthly request volume and we'll put together custom unit pricing — typically combined with an SLA and a direct support channel.

Every major Google locale — country, language, city, and ZIP-level targeting. The locale is set on each request and travels with the data on every API response. See the API docs for the full locale list.

Unlimited. Every SERP response is stored on your account indefinitely, so you can re-fetch it without paying for a new call, or pull historical rank changes for any keyword across any time window — no need to build your own data warehouse.