How to Buy Credits for Keywords Everywhere
A plan is an annual bundle of credits that unlocks search volume, CPC, competition and the rest of the keyword metrics. You buy it from inside the extension, in three quick steps below.
Install the extension for Chrome, Firefox or Edge
Before you can buy anything, you need the Keywords Everywhere extension installed. It is free to add in one click. Pick your browser:
Add to Chrome · Add to Firefox · Add to Edge
Need a hand? See the full Chrome and Firefox install guides.
NextSet up your free API key
The API key is how Keywords Everywhere recognises you. Your plan and your credits are tied to it, so the same key works across all your devices and browsers from one shared pool of credits.
Signing up is free, you only pay when you buy credits. Sign up for an API key, then paste it into the extension's settings.
NextClick the
icon and choose a plan
Click the Keywords Everywhere icon at the top right of your browser. In the popup that opens, near the bottom, you will find the link to purchase a subscription.
That link opens the pricing page, where every plan and its current price is listed. Pick the plan you want, pay, and the credits are added to your API key straight away.

What you get: plans and credits
Every paid plan unlocks all the keyword data: search volume, CPC, competition, 12-month and historical trends, plus traffic, Moz and SEO metrics, bulk lookups and gap analysis.
The plans differ only in how many credits you get, how many people can share the key (user seats), and a few extras. All plans are annual.
| Plan | Credits | User seats | Extras |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bronze | 100,000 | 1 | None |
| Silver | 400,000 | 3 | SEO Minion |
| Gold | 2,000,000 | 10 | SEO Minion, all Rapid Level Up courses |
| Platinum | 8,000,000 | 20 | SEO Minion, all Rapid Level Up courses |
There is also a free tier for the free features. You can see all four plans and their current prices on the pricing page.
How credits are used
One credit is used each time the tool fetches data for a single keyword, whether or not it has any search volume. On sites like YouTube or Amazon, where you see one number under the search bar, a search uses one credit.
On Google, a single search can fill several widgets at once. For example, a search that returns 8 Related, 20 People Also Search For and 25 Long-Tail keywords uses 1 + 8 + 20 + 25 = 54 credits.
Credits are valid for 12 months from the date you buy them, and the oldest credits are always used first.

