Feature · Keyword research
Keyword research that starts from your site
Climber finds keywords with real search volume that your site can realistically win, explains the difficulty in plain words, and shows who ranks today.
Scan my site for free| Keyword | Volume / mo | Difficulty | Intent |
|---|---|---|---|
| austin bakery | 2,900 | 34 · Medium | navigational |
| best bakery in austin tx | 1,900 | Low | commercial |
| how to store sourdough bread | 12,100 | 0 · Low | informational |
| can you freeze sourdough dough | 720 | 0 · Low | informational |
Ideas, volumes and difficulty in one question
Ask “find keywords I can win” and Climber pulls keyword suggestions and related searches from Google Ads data, checks volume, difficulty (0–100) and search intent, and merges near-duplicate variants into one row.
It then checks the live Google results for the most promising terms. A keyword with weak results on page one (forums, old directory listings, thin blog posts) is a better target than one with the same volume owned by big brands.
Before recommending a keyword, Climber checks which kinds of pages rank for it. If Google shows product pages, it won't tell you to write a blog post.
Difficulty matched to your site's strength
The site scan puts your site in a tier: getting started, growing or established. A brand-new site gets keywords under difficulty 20; a growing one under 40; an established one up to about 60. Climber won't send a new site after a keyword it can't win yet without saying so.
Every row, not just the summary
Click a research step to open the full table. Filter it, sort it, pick rows and save them to your keyword list, or export to CSV.
Questions
- What does keyword difficulty mean?
- A 0–100 estimate of how hard it is to reach page one. Under 30 is low, 30–59 medium, 60 and above high. Climber also looks at who actually ranks, because the score alone can mislead.
- Which countries are supported?
- Your site's target country is set when you add it: US, UK, Canada, Australia, India, Ireland, New Zealand, Mexico, Spain, Germany, France, Italy and Brazil.
- Does a follow-up question use a credit?
- Yes. 1 credit = 1 message, so every message you send uses one credit. Unused credits roll over for a month.
See what your site could rank for.
One free scan. Plain-English plan. No card for the scan.