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Keyword Research Tool · Google, YouTube, Amazon & More

Keyword Research Tool · Google, YouTube, Amazon & More

Turn seed keywords into thousands of real long-tail keyword ideas from the autocomplete of Google, YouTube, Amazon, Bing, eBay and DuckDuckGo. Bulk, multi-country, no API keys.

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Keyword Research Tool · Google, YouTube, Amazon, Bing, eBay & DuckDuckGo

Turn a handful of seed terms into thousands of real, long-tail keyword ideas — pulled live from the autocomplete of six major search engines, deduplicated, and ranked by cross-engine popularity. No API keys, no monthly seat fees. Pay only for the keywords you get.

This is the pay-as-you-go, bulk, multi-engine alternative to tools like KeywordTool.io and AnswerThePublic — built for SEO teams, content creators, Amazon/eBay sellers, PPC managers, and automated content pipelines (n8n, Make, Zapier, MCP, AI agents).

Why this actor

  • 6 engines in one run — Google, YouTube, Amazon, Bing, eBay, DuckDuckGo. Web SEO intent, video intent, and e-commerce buyer intent, side by side.
  • Real autocomplete data — the exact "what people actually type" suggestions the engines serve, not made-up permutations.
  • Massive expansion — each seed is grown with question words (who/what/how…), prepositions & modifiers (for/vs/best/cheap…), and A–Z / 0–9 variants to surface hundreds of long-tails per seed.
  • One clean row per keyword — deduplicated across engines, with a frequency score (how many engine/query forms produced it), the best autocomplete rank, and Google's relevance signal.
  • Question detection — instantly filter the question keywords that make great blog/FAQ/briefs.
  • Multi-country & multi-language — localized suggestions per country (Amazon/eBay auto-map to the right marketplace).
  • Monitoring mode — schedule runs and return only newly-appearing keywords via a persistent dedup store. Track emerging long-tails and trends over time.
  • No cookies, no login, no captchas. Fast lightweight HTTP.

Use cases

You are a…You use it to…
SEO / content marketerBuild topic clusters, find question keywords for briefs, expand a niche
YouTuber / video teamDiscover what viewers search on YouTube for your topic
Amazon / eBay sellerFind buyer-intent product keywords & listing terms per marketplace
PPC managerMine long-tail positive & negative keywords across engines
Agency / SaaS builderPower a keyword feature or content pipeline via the Apify API/MCP

Input

FieldTypeDescription
keywordsarrayRequired. Seed terms to expand (e.g. coffee maker, crm software).
enginesarrayAny of google, youtube, amazon, bing, ebay, duckduckgo.
modifiersarrayquestions, prepositions, alphabet, alphabet_prefix, numbers.
includeSeedbooleanAlso query the bare seed's own suggestions. Default true.
countrystringTwo-letter country code (e.g. us, gb, de, in).
languagestringTwo-letter language code (e.g. en, de, fr).
matchTypestringany, or seed_included (keyword must contain the seed).
minLengthintegerDrop suggestions shorter than N characters.
maxKeywordsPerSeedintegerCap keywords per seed (keeps the highest-ranked). 0 = no cap.
dedupAcrossRunsbooleanReturn only NEW keywords vs previous runs (monitoring).
dedupStoreNamestringNamed store per watchlist for monitoring.
concurrencyintegerParallel autocomplete requests (1–20).
proxyConfigurationobjectApify Proxy recommended for geo-consistency.

Example input

{
"keywords": ["coffee maker", "cold brew"],
"engines": ["google", "youtube", "amazon"],
"modifiers": ["questions", "prepositions"],
"country": "us",
"language": "en"
}

Output

Each unique keyword is one dataset item:

{
"keyword": "which coffee maker is best",
"seed": "coffee maker",
"sources": ["google", "youtube"],
"sourceCount": 2,
"frequency": 5,
"bestRank": 0,
"relevance": 951,
"isQuestion": true,
"isSeed": false,
"wordCount": 5,
"characterCount": 26,
"modifiers": ["questions"],
"country": "us",
"language": "en"
}
  • frequency — how many engine/query forms surfaced this keyword. Higher = more broadly suggested (a strong relative popularity proxy).
  • bestRank — best (lowest) position it held in any autocomplete list. 0 = top suggestion.
  • relevance — Google's own relevance score when the keyword came from Google (higher = stronger).
  • sources / sourceCount — which engines suggested it; keywords found by several engines are usually the most valuable.

A run summary (seeds, engines, calls made, unique keywords, keywords returned, skipped-as-seen) is saved to the key-value store under SUMMARY.

Pricing

Pay-per-event: you're charged per unique keyword returned (plus a small per-run start fee). No monthly subscription, no seats. A typical single-seed run with the questions modifier across 3 engines returns a few hundred keywords. See the Pricing tab for the live per-event rate.

Tip: use maxKeywordsPerSeed and matchType: seed_included to keep runs tight and costs predictable.

FAQ

Does this give exact monthly search volume? No — Google/Amazon don't expose true volume without a paid Ads account. Instead you get a robust relative popularity signal (frequency, bestRank, Google relevance) that's ideal for prioritizing long-tails. This is the same autocomplete data that powers popular paid keyword tools.

How many keywords will I get? Depends on seeds × modifiers × engines. One seed with questions across 3 engines is typically ~300–600 unique keywords. Add alphabet for thousands.

Which engines for which job? Google/Bing/DuckDuckGo = web SEO; YouTube = video; Amazon/eBay = e-commerce buyer intent.

Can I monitor for new keywords? Yes — set dedupAcrossRuns: true with a dedupStoreName and schedule it. Each run returns only keywords not seen before.

Limitations

  • Autocomplete returns up to ~10–15 suggestions per query form; expansion (modifiers) is what scales coverage.
  • Relevance scores are only provided by Google.
  • Some engines geo-target by IP; use Apify Proxy with a matching country for best localization.