Free Competitor Keyword Analysis Tool

Find Competitor Keywords That Drive Organic Traffic

Want to find competitors' keywords that already bring them organic traffic? Enter a domain to check competitor keywords and see what they rank for.

Use these insights to plan new pages, update existing content, and build a stronger SEO content list.

If you’re wondering how to find competitors keywords, start with one competitor domain and review the top terms they rank for.

Key Benefits of This Tool

• See the most useful keyword use by competitor in one simple report
• Discover new topics you can target next
• Find long-tail keyword ideas that are often easier to rank for
• Understand what your competitors focus on, so you can compete smarter
• Turn real keyword data into a clean content plan

What is competitor keyword analysis?

Competitor keyword analysis means finding the search terms that bring visitors to competing websites. Once you know their strongest keywords, you can:

• create better pages on the same topics
• target terms they rank for that you do not cover yet
• Focus on keywords that match your audience and goals

What this tool does

This Competitor Keyword Analyzer shows the keywords a competitor ranks for in search engines. It also gives quick overview metrics, such as:

Total Keywords: how many keywords the domain ranks for

Top 10 Rankings: how many keywords appear in the top results

Organic Traffic: an estimated number of visits from those rankings

After that, you can scan the Top Ranking Keywords list and choose the best targets for your site.

Competitor keyword analysis is simply finding what ranks for others, then using that insight to guide your own SEO plan.

How to use the Competitor Keyword Analyzer

• Paste a competitor domain (example: example.com)
• Click Analyze Keywords
• Review the totals and the keyword list
• Pick keywords that fit your topic and what people want to find.
• Then turn the best keywords into new pages or improve the pages you already have.

Tip: Check 2–3 competitors. When the same keywords show up again, they are often the best topics to target.

How to pick low-competition keywords from competitor data

Not every keyword is worth your time. Use this simple method:

• Go specific: choose longer phrases (about 3–6 words)
• Stay relevant: pick keywords your page can cover properly
• Look for gaps: target terms you do not have a page for yet
• Start with quick wins: focus on topics you can publish or update fast
• Match intent: pick keywords your page can answer well
• Find gaps: look for keywords they rank for, but you don’t cover yet
• Go for quick wins: focus on topics you can publish or improve fast

This is one of the fastest ways to turn competitor data into real SEO progress.

Turn competitor keywords into an SEO content plan

After you check competitor keywords, use the list to build a simple plan:

• Group keywords by topic (one topic = one page)
• Pick one main keyword and 3–5 close variations
• Write a clearer, more helpful page than the current ranking result
• Add internal links to support the new page and improve crawl flow

 When to Use This Competitor Keyword Analyzer

Use this tool when you want to:

• Find new blog ideas and landing page topics.
• improve pages that are not ranking well.
• plan content for a new niche or category.
• understand what competitors promote and where you can win.