Keywords Everywhere alternative
A Keywords Everywhere alternative for finding what's rising
Keywords Everywhere puts search volume, cost per click and competition on Google Trends and 15+ other sites, from $84 a year, with an MCP server on every plan. It measures the keywords you bring, and its Trends volumes are scaled from Google's own index. Next Big finds the rising searches first, confirms each with the Next Big Pulse, and says where it's heading.
Keywords Everywhere, also written KeywordsEverywhere. Compared on October 20, 2026, from Keywords Everywhere's own pages. Every source.
Before you switch, save
What to keep from Keywords Everywhere, so nothing you built there is lost.
- Check your credit balance before your plan year ends: Keywords Everywhere's pricing page says credits expire after one year, oldest first.
- Keep your keyword lists. They're the thing to bring, and Keywords Everywhere stays useful beside Next Big for checking them.
In short
Choose Next Big if
- You want to find what's rising without knowing the word first: trends, markets and product types arrive ranked, each with its stage.
- You want a rise checked outside Google before you act on it: every trend here is confirmed by the Next Big Pulse, with its sources named on its page.
- You want to know where a trend is heading: a six-month projection with its range and the odds it's higher, wherever that range passed our back-test.
Stay with Keywords Everywhere if
- You already know your keywords and want cheap search volume and cost per click on Google, YouTube, Amazon and 15+ other sites.
- You want an MCP server and API on the cheapest plan, paid per keyword from the same credits.
Next Big and Keywords Everywhere, side by side
Keywords Everywhere as read on its own pages on October 20, 2026. Prices change: check theirs before you decide.
| What | Next Big | Keywords Everywhere |
|---|---|---|
| What it tracks | Rising searches, read every night and blended into one line of overall interest, the Next Big Pulse | Keywords you look up, on 15+ sites in your browser; a newer Trends site, in beta, lists rising searches in 11 categories as Surging, Steady or Peaked[6] |
| How a trend is confirmed | The Next Big Pulse: Google, Bing, Wikipedia views, news coverage, research papers and more, blended into one line that has to rise for months | Not its approach: its Google Trends volumes are the Trends index scaled to Google Keyword Planner, and its own page says it is an estimate[4] |
| Search volume | Searches a month on every trend page from the Pulse, with cost per click and ranking difficulty (Google Ads estimates, US) | Estimated monthly volume on any keyword, drawn onto Google Trends back to 2004, plus cost per click and competition for the 25 related queries[3] |
| Forecast | A six-month projection with its range and the odds it's higher, on each trend whose range passed our back-test | Not listed on its own pages[1] |
| Product trends | Product types rising in search and on Amazon's best-seller lists, by stage | Volume, cost per click and competition on Amazon, eBay and Etsy pages; no product trend lists[1] |
| Business ideas | Scored business ideas on the trends and markets researched so far, and where to start on every market | Not listed on its own pages[1] |
| Your own site | Search Console fixes for your own site (Founder and up, at launch) | Its metrics inside your own Google Search Console and Google Analytics[1] |
| API or agents | MCP server and REST API (Founder and up) | A REST API and an MCP server on every plan, Bronze included, paid in the same credits: one per keyword returned[5] |
| Free plan | Every public trend, market and product page, free; Scout is free at launch | The extension is free with 18 features, without search volume; its Trends site is free while in beta[1] |
| Price | Waitlist now. At launch: Scout free, Founder $29, Unicorn $79, Decacorn $199 a month | As listed on October 20, 2026: Bronze $84, Silver $168, Gold $480, Platinum $1,440 a year, billed yearly only; credits expire after one year[2] |
Where Keywords Everywhere is stronger
The price for numbers on keywords you already have: 100,000 credits a year for $84, one credit a keyword.[2]
It sits where you already search: Google, Google Trends, Search Console, YouTube, Amazon, Etsy, Pinterest and more, in Chrome, Firefox and Edge.[1]
An MCP server on every plan that already works with ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor and VS Code, and it is open about how its Trends volumes are estimated.[5]
Where Next Big is different
- Rising searches arrive found and checked: every trend is confirmed by the Next Big Pulse, with its sources named on its page.
- Live now: AI agent: +225% in a year, confirmed by the Next Big Pulse.
- Markets group the searches doing one job and score each out of 100, so you see the opportunity, not one keyword at a time.
- Live now: At-home red light therapy: opportunity 91/100, 43 searches, a median +321% a year.
- Trends say where they're heading: a six-month projection with its range, wherever that range passed our back-test.
- Live now: is medvi legit: likely to keep rising strongly, +77% over the next 12 months by our projection.
- When a trend stops, its page says so instead of quietly disappearing.
- Live now: advent calendars 2026: no longer trending, and its page says so.
Switching from Keywords Everywhere
Send us the keywords you follow in Keywords Everywhere when you join. We'll track the US searches among them from day one and tell you which the Next Big Pulse confirms and where each is heading. Email the list to ask@nextbig.io once you're on the waitlist.
Questions
Is Keywords Everywhere free?
The extension is free to install with 18 features, but search volume, cost per click and competition need paid credits. Its newer Trends site is free while in beta.
How much is Keywords Everywhere?
As listed on October 20, 2026: Bronze $84 a year for 100,000 credits, Silver $168 for 400,000, Gold $480 for 2 million and Platinum $1,440 for 8 million, billed yearly only. One credit is one keyword.
Do Keywords Everywhere credits expire?
Yes. Its pricing page says credits expire one year after purchase, and the oldest are used first.
How does Keywords Everywhere get search volume for Google Trends?
It takes the Google Trends index, scales it so the last 12 months match Google Keyword Planner, and applies that scale back to 2004. Its own page says it is an estimate, and a term below Google Trends' threshold gets none.
Does Keywords Everywhere find trends?
The extension measures keywords you bring. Its Trends site, in beta, lists searches in 11 categories as Surging, Steady or Peaked, with volume and growth over five years, a year and three months. Next Big confirms each rise with the Next Big Pulse and adds where it's heading.
Does Keywords Everywhere have an API or MCP server?
Yes, both, on every plan, paid in the same credits. Next Big will offer an MCP server and REST API on every paid plan at launch, read-only on Founder.
How is Next Big different from Keywords Everywhere?
Keywords Everywhere tells you how big a keyword is, cheaply, wherever you search. Next Big tells you which searches are rising, whether the rise is real across sources outside Google, and where each is heading. Many people will keep both.
How we compared
We built Next Big, so read this knowing that. We read Keywords Everywhere's own pages on the dates below and quote only what they say; where they say nothing, the table says so. Spotted a mistake? Write to us and we'll fix it within a day. Names are used to identify each product; no endorsement is implied.
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