What are peopleactually searching?
This free keyword research tool expands one seed phrase into the real searches people type into Google, Bing and DuckDuckGo, adds question, comparison, local and buying modifiers, then groups the results by intent with a demand signal, all without paid data.
Free on screen. Full report by email.
No limits for clients.
Run it
The summary appears on screen in seconds: your score, what passes and the three fixes that matter most. No sign-up.
Get the full report
Every check, every fix and the evidence behind each one, emailed to you as a report you can forward to whoever maintains the site. We may follow up once; we never share your address.
Fix it, or have it fixed
Most of what these tools find is a day's work for someone who does it every week. If you would rather hand it over, every result ends with the service that matches your business, with published prices and a 15-minute fit call.
Anonymous visitors can run each tool 10 times a day. 99creatix clients signed in to the portal have no limit and see every full report on screen.
Before you ask
Where do the keywords come from?
From the autocomplete suggestions of Google, Bing and DuckDuckGo, the same ones you see when you start typing a search. Autocomplete only offers phrases that real people search for often enough to matter, so every row is a search that happens. We ask each engine for your seed plus dozens of prefixes and suffixes (how, best, cost, near me, vs and so on) and merge the answers.
Why no search volume?
Because honest volume costs money. Google only gives exact volumes through Ads accounts that are spending, and the paid tools estimate it from clickstream data and licence it by the row. Instead this tool shows a demand signal: how many engines suggest the phrase and how high it appears in their lists. A phrase all three engines put near the top has real demand; one that appears once at the bottom is a long-tail idea. Clients on the portal get volume from our Ahrefs and Search Console data in their reports.
What is the intent grouping?
Each keyword is tagged as a question, a comparison, a buying search (cost, price, best, hire, near me), a local search or general information, based on the words in it. Questions and information suit articles; buying and local searches suit service and location pages. The emailed CSV carries the tags so you can filter.