Keyword Search Volume & CPC: Google Ads Keyword Planner data for up to 10,000 keywords

Monthly Google search volume, CPC, advertiser competition and the 12-month history for every keyword on your list, from Google Ads Keyword Planner data. Paste keywords, pick a country and a language, and get one clean row per keyword as JSON, CSV or Excel. No Google Ads account, no API key, no login. $0.0008 per keyword with data plus $0.02 per batch of up to 700 keywords: 50 keywords cost $0.06, 1,000 cost $0.84. Keywords with no data are free.

Why this one

• Real Keyword Planner numbers. Search volume, CPC, top-of-page bid range and competition come from the Google Ads keyword data, not from a guess or a scrape of suggestions.
• Cheap at scale. 10,000 keywords cost $8.30. Keywords Google has no volume for, and keywords that are invalid, come back as free rows with the reason, so you pay only for rows with data.
• Any country, any language. Pick a country by name, or use a Google Ads location code for any country, region or city.
• 12-month history. Every row can carry the last 12 months of searches, so you can see seasonality and trend, not just an average.
• Built for pipelines and AI agents. Flat rows, stable camelCase fields, numbers as numbers, a run summary in the status message.

Minimal input

{"keywords": ["running shoes", "wireless earbuds", "standing desk"], "locationName": "United States", "languageCode": "en"}

An empty input runs a built-in example with 3 keywords.

Sample output

keyword	searchVolume	cpc	competition	competitionIndex	lowTopOfPageBid	highTopOfPageBid
running shoes	823000	1.10	HIGH	97	0.45	1.62
yoga mat	301000	0.71	MEDIUM	58	0.30	0.98
standing desk	135000	1.84	HIGH	89	0.62	2.47

One row as JSON:

{
  "keyword": "yoga mat",
  "searchVolume": 301000,
  "cpc": 0.71,
  "competition": "MEDIUM",
  "competitionIndex": 58,
  "lowTopOfPageBid": 0.3,
  "highTopOfPageBid": 0.98,
  "monthlySearches": [
    {"year": 2026, "month": 9, "searchVolume": 301000},
    {"year": 2026, "month": 8, "searchVolume": 246000}
  ],
  "locationCode": 2840,
  "languageCode": "en",
  "failureReason": null,
  "scrapedAt": "2026-10-25T10:00:00Z",
  "input": {"locationCode": 2840, "languageCode": "en", "searchPartners": false, "includeMonthlyHistory": true}
}

(The table values and monthlySearches above are illustrative; monthlySearches lists all 12 months in a real row.)

Price

Final prices, the same on every Apify plan:

Event	Price	When
Keyword with data	$0.0008	Each row that carries search volume
Keyword batch	$0.02	Each batch of up to 700 keywords looked up in the keyword database (about 90 countries, each in its own languages)
Keyword Planner batch	$0.12	Each batch of up to 1,000 keywords for a region, a city, a country and language pair outside the database, or with search partners on. Replaces the $0.02 batch fee

Invalid keywords, keywords with no Google data and keywords not processed are free. A run whose lookup fails is not charged.

Run	Keywords	Cost
One keyword check	1	$0.0208
Check a content brief	50	$0.06
Keyword list for one site	1,000	$0.84 (2 batches)
Full research run, the per-run maximum	10,000	$8.30 (15 batches)
50 keywords for a city	50	$0.16 (Keyword Planner batch)

Set a maximum charge per run in Apify and the run stops when it is reached; a batch is never sent that the limit cannot pay for.

What does Keyword Search Volume & CPC do?

• Looks up your keywords in batches (700 from the keyword database, 1,000 from Keyword Planner live) and returns average monthly searches for the last 12 months.
• Adds CPC, the top-of-page bid range (low and high), the competition level (LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH) and the competition index (0 to 100) advertisers face.
• Adds the monthly search history of each keyword, on by default.
• Lowercases, trims and de-duplicates your list, and lists invalid keywords with the reason instead of failing the run.
• Works for any Google Ads location and language.

Use cases

• SEO and content planning. Rank topic ideas by demand before you write.
• PPC budgeting. Estimate what a keyword costs per click and how crowded it is before you bid.
• Niche and product research. Compare demand across hundreds of product or service terms in one run.
• Seasonality. Spot the months a keyword peaks from the 12-month history.
• Local and international markets. Run the same list per country to compare demand.
• AI agents and pipelines. Give an agent real demand numbers instead of letting it guess.

Input

Field	Type	What it does
keywords	list of text	Up to 10,000 keywords. Prefilled with 5 examples. Empty runs the built-in 3-keyword example.
locationName	text	Optional country name, such as United States (default), United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, India, Brazil, Mexico, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam or Saudi Arabia. About 90 countries are built in.
locationCode	number	Optional Google Ads location code for any other country, region or city. Overrides locationName.
languageCode	text	Optional language code such as en, es, fr, de, pt, it, nl, ja, zh-TW. Empty uses the country's main language: English where the database has it, otherwise the local one (de for Germany, ja for Japan). Language names such as German also work.
includeMonthlyHistory	boolean	Default true. Adds monthlySearches to each row.
searchPartners	boolean	Default false. Also count searches on Google's search partner sites.

Example inputs:

{"keywords": ["standing desk", "ergonomic chair"], "locationName": "United Kingdom"}
{"keywords": ["zapatillas running", "botines de futbol"], "locationName": "Spain", "languageCode": "es"}
{"keywords": ["yoga mat"], "locationCode": 2840, "includeMonthlyHistory": false}

Keyword rules

A keyword can be up to 80 characters and 10 words, and cannot contain ! @ % ^ ( ) = { } ; ~ < > ? \ |or a comma. Keywords are lowercased and de-duplicated; a keyword that breaks a rule is returned as a free row withfailureReason`.

Output fields

Field	Meaning
keyword	The keyword, lowercased and trimmed
searchVolume	Average monthly Google searches over the last 12 months
cpc	Average cost per click in USD
competition	LOW, MEDIUM or HIGH advertiser competition
competitionIndex	Advertiser competition, 0 to 100
lowTopOfPageBid, highTopOfPageBid	Range of the top-of-page bid in USD
monthlySearches	Last 12 months: year, month, searchVolume (when history is on)
locationCode, languageCode	The location and language used
failureReason	Empty for rows with data; otherwise why the row has none. Those rows are free
scrapedAt, input	When the row was collected and the settings that produced it

Limits

• Up to 10,000 distinct keywords per run. Run again for more.
• Very rare keywords often have no volume in Google's data; they come back as free rows.
• Google reports volume in rounded ranges for some keywords, and CPC is an estimate of what advertisers pay, not a promise.
• Volumes are averages of the last 12 months for the chosen location and language.
• If a run nears its time limit it stops, lists the keywords it did not reach as free rows, and ends successfully with what it has.

FAQ

Do I need a Google Ads account or an API key? No. Add your keywords and run.

Am I charged for keywords with no data? No. Only rows with searchVolume are billed.

Which country is used by default? The United States, in English. For another country with no language set, English is used where the keyword database has it, otherwise the country's own language.

How fresh is the data? For about 90 countries, each in its own languages, rows come from a Google Ads keyword database refreshed every month, the same cadence at which Google updates monthly volumes. Regions, cities, other country and language pairs, and runs with search partners on, query Keyword Planner live, which costs more per batch.

Why is there a batch fee? The keyword data is bought per lookup batch, so a run of 1 keyword costs almost as much to serve as a run of 700. The batch fee covers that; the per-keyword price stays low for big lists.

Can I get more than 10,000 keywords? Split the list over several runs.

Responsible use

This Actor returns aggregate keyword statistics, not personal data. Use it in line with the terms of the services you build on, and check the volumes and bids as estimates when you plan budgets.