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Keyword difficulty checker, without fake scores
Get live keyword ideas from Google, then judge how hard the results are with a simple checklist. No invented numbers. کی ورڈ کتنا مشکل ہے؟ گوگل کے حقیقی نتائج دیکھ کر خود اندازہ لگائیں۔
Competition checklist
Open the Google results for your keyword, then answer each question honestly. This gives you a qualitative read on competition, not a 0–100 score.
Do big brands, government sites, or Wikipedia fill most of the top 10?
Do most top results use the exact keyword in their title?
Do forums, Reddit, Quora, or thin pages appear on page one?
Are several top results outdated (old year, wrong prices, broken info)?
Are there several paid ads above the results?
Can you clearly match what the searcher wants (guide, tool, product, local)?
Are the top pages long, expert, and well-sourced?
Is it a Pakistan or Urdu-specific search with few local answers?
Why this tool is different
Paid SEO tools show a difficulty score from their own private data. We do not have that data, so we do not show a number. Instead you look at the real Google page for your keyword and answer eight questions. That is the same judgement experienced SEOs make before trusting any score.
Free ways to get real search data
- Google Keyword Planner: volume ranges, free with a Google Ads account.
- Google Search Console: the real searches that already show your site.
- Google Trends (Pakistan): whether interest is rising or falling.
Frequently asked questions
Why doesn't this tool show a 0–100 difficulty score?
Difficulty scores from paid tools are each company's own model, built on their backlink and ranking data. Without that data, any number would be made up. This tool uses real Google suggestions and a checklist you apply to the live results instead.
Does it show search volume?
No. Google Autocomplete shows what people type, not how many. For real volume ranges, use Google Keyword Planner (free with a Google Ads account) or Search Console for keywords your site already appears for.
Where do the keyword ideas come from?
From Google's public Autocomplete (Suggest) service, fetched live when you click the button.