Starts at
Free
Free, independent software advice for Indian businesses
For software companies: reach Indian businesses ready to buy

Google Keyword Planner is a keyword research tool inside Google Ads. Google calls it 'a free resource to help advertisers build keyword lists for search campaigns'.
It suggests keyword ideas and shows estimated monthly searches, bid estimates and forecasts. You need a Google Ads account to use it, and Google's help page says you must enter billing information to unlock basic features.
What works well
What to watch out for
Best suited for: Advertisers planning Google Search campaigns · SEO and content teams that want Google's own search estimates
Analysing Google Keyword Planner — pricing, features, reviews and alternatives…
Generated by App Advisor's native engine from this listing's verified data — not a paid placement.
Researched from Google Keyword Planner's official product pages · updated September 2026.
Research
Planning
Every edition as published by the vendor. Prices exclude GST unless stated. Full Google Keyword Planner pricing breakdown
Keyword Planner
₹0
Free
Best choice if you are…
Look elsewhere if you are…
Alternatives, the same vendor's other products and India-first picks.
Yes. Google describes it as a free resource for advertisers building keyword lists.
Yes. Google's FAQ says anyone with a Google Ads account can use it after creating a campaign, and its help page says billing information is needed for basic features.
Accounts in Smart Mode need to switch to Expert Mode first.
No. Google shows estimates, and very low-volume or sensitive keywords do not appear.
Google refreshes forecasts daily using the last 7–10 days of data, adjusted for seasonality.
Finding keyword ideas, checking search volume trends and bid estimates, forecasting campaign results and building search campaigns.
Google Keyword Planner is seo tools by Google. Free keyword data from Google Ads.
Google Keyword Planner is free to use.
Yes — Google Keyword Planner offers a free plan you can start with.
No. Google Keyword Planner is developed by Google in Mountain View, United States, though it is used by Indian businesses.
Google Keyword Planner suits startup, small business, smb buyers looking for seo tools.
Popular alternatives in seo tools include Google Search Console, Rank Math, Semrush. Use App Advisor's compare tool to see them side by side.
Google Keyword Planner is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.

Google · Mountain View, United States · Founded 1998 · 124 products in our catalogue
Get an instant demo