Search intent checker
FavoriteSearch intent checker for up to 50 keywords at once. See informational, commercial, transactional, or navigational labels. Plus research credits.
How it works
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Paste keywords
Up to 50 keywords in one credit.
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Intent labels
Informational, commercial, transactional, or navigational.
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Match page type
Align blog, landing, or product pages with intent.
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Run a search intent checker before you outline
A search intent checker shows what people want when they type a query. You get clear labels you can map to page types.
Paste up to 50 keywords, run one credit, and sort by intent. Keep terms that match the page you plan to publish.
Use this with keyword overview when you pick targets. For on-page word counts, use the free keyword density tool on your draft.
Good for
- Matching page type to queries
- Bulk intent labels
- Cleaning a keyword list
- Briefs for writers
Tips
- Keep lists under 50 per run
- One credit; cache saves repeats
- Pair with volume and KD next
- Do not confuse with density %
Common questions
What does a search intent checker show?
It labels each keyword as informational, commercial, transactional, or navigational so you can match the page type.
Do I need Plus for the search intent checker?
Yes. Live search intent checker lookups are Plus-only and use research credits.
How many credits does the search intent checker use?
One credit per run for up to 50 keywords. Plus includes 200 research credits per month. Cached repeats within 7 days cost 0.
Why use a search intent checker before writing?
A search intent checker helps you pick blog, landing, or product pages that match what searchers want.
Is the search intent checker the same as keyword density?
No. This tool labels intent. The free keyword density tool counts words in your draft.