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Keys.so returns a domain or keyword's competitive footprint: who else ranks for the same terms, how their visibility has moved over time, and where the gaps sit between your site and theirs.

It's a research tool for reverse-engineering what's already working for other sites in a niche instead of building a keyword list from a blank page, with position history and traffic-value estimates attached to each keyword rather than a bare ranking number.

Most SEO work starts with a question about a competitor rather than a blank keyword list — what are they ranking for that we aren't, and is their visibility actually growing or just noisy — and Keys.so is built to answer exactly that question quickly rather than requiring a manual crawl-and-compare exercise.

What Keys.so is for

The core workflow is competitor analysis: pull a rival domain's organic keyword footprint, see which pages earn the traffic, and export a gap report of terms they rank for that you don't. Alongside that sits position-tracking over time and visibility trend charts, so you can tell whether a competitor's SEO is genuinely improving or just caught one lucky ranking spike. It's a research and planning tool, not a crawler or a content generator — the output feeds into a content or link-building plan you build separately, using someone else's already-proven keyword footprint as the starting point instead of guessing.

How you'd use it day to day

A typical session starts by entering a competitor's domain and pulling up their top organic keywords, sorted by estimated traffic value to see which pages are actually earning them visits. From there you'd export a gap report comparing that domain against your own to find terms they rank for and you don't, which becomes the seed list for a new content or link-building push. Checking visibility trend charts periodically tells you whether a competitor's recent SEO push is actually gaining ground or just a temporary blip, which matters when deciding whether to react to it at all.

Features that matter

Domain and keyword lookup is the core feature, returning a competitor's organic footprint with position and estimated traffic value attached to each term rather than a bare ranking number. Position-tracking over time is what separates a real trend from a one-off spike, since a single snapshot can't tell you whether visibility is rising or falling. The gap-report export is the feature that turns raw data into an actual to-do list — terms a competitor ranks for that your own site doesn't yet, ready to feed into a content plan. Traffic-value estimates attached to each keyword help prioritize that list by what's likely worth pursuing first.

Who it fits and who it doesn't

SEO freelancers and small agencies serving clients across South Asia use it alongside their other keyword tools to cross-check rankings and fill in competitor data their primary subscription doesn't cover. It works as a supplementary research tool for most members rather than a sole SEO platform, most often pulled out specifically when a client asks for a competitor gap analysis or a fresh angle on an existing keyword strategy that isn't gaining traction. It fits less well if you need bulk automated exports across many domains at once or a personal project history you fully control.

How shared access works here

You reach Keys.so through your bundledseo dashboard rather than opening your own subscription with the platform directly, so domain and keyword lookups work the same way they would on an individually billed account, just accessed through a group login instead. Report pulls draw against a shared daily and monthly cap rather than a personal allowance reserved only for you. What doesn't carry over is anything tied to your own identity on the platform — no personal API key and no saved research project guaranteed to persist untouched if the account gets reset for other members.

Limits and fair use

You get domain and keyword lookups through the dashboard under a daily and monthly report-pull cap shared across members — enough for regular competitor checks, not for querying every domain in a client portfolio at once in a single sitting. It doesn't include an API key for automated pulls into your own tooling, so any integration work needs to happen manually through the dashboard the way a person would use it. Treat report pulls the way you'd budget any shared resource: fine for periodic competitor research, not built for continuous bulk querying across a large client list.

Alternatives in our catalogue

If you need a broader SEO toolset beyond competitor keyword gaps — site audits, backlink analysis, rank tracking in one platform — Ahrefs and Semrush both cover that wider ground and sit in our catalogue at Ahrefs and Semrush. If your specific need is traffic and audience estimates rather than keyword rankings, SimilarWeb is the closer fit for that at SimilarWeb. Most members pair Keys.so with one of these as the primary platform, using it specifically for the competitor keyword-gap workflow it does well rather than as a full standalone SEO suite on its own.