AdsKeyHub helps you choose keywords, understand search demand, and estimate bids and budgets for creating and improving your own Google Ads campaigns. Start with free keyword suggestions, then create a paid report when you need a deeper view of a topic.
Use the report to compare ideas and plan your next steps. You create and manage campaigns in your own Google Ads account; AdsKeyHub provides research and planning tools.
The simple workflow
1. Start with a keyword idea
Enter a word or phrase that describes your topic. It can be a product, service, niche, question, or content idea.
Good examples are simple and clear: “car insurance quotes”, “best running shoes”, “local plumber”, or “email marketing software”. Clear input usually gives cleaner results.
2. Use the free keyword tool first
The free tool is the fastest way to explore a topic. It gives you keyword suggestions and helps you see whether the topic is worth deeper research.
This is useful when you are still thinking, comparing ideas, or looking for a quick direction.
3. Move to a paid report when you need more depth
When a topic is worth exploring, choose a location, language and historical period, then create a paid keyword report. The report brings related keyword ideas and available estimates of search volume, competition, cost per click and bid ranges into one working view. Once saved, you can reopen it without starting another search.
How report credits work
One credit for each completed paid report
One report credit is used when a new paid keyword report is successfully completed and saved. It covers the report, not just one keyword or row. If a report cannot be completed and saved, no report credit is used.
You do not pay again for normal work inside the report
Reopening a saved report, switching tabs, sorting and navigating its rows, viewing saved search demand, and downloading the report do not use another credit. Budget forecasts also do not use a report credit; a separate daily limit applies to new calculations.
New reports and optional requests
A new paid report uses one credit when it is successfully saved. Two optional actions can also use one credit each: loading missing keyword themes and requesting new site ideas. Their cost is shown before you start; a credit is used only when a new nonempty result is saved. Opening an already saved result is free.
Why paid reports can be broader
AdsKeyHub can work with up to 20 seed phrases
A paid report may use up to 20 seed phrases. Some can come from the phrases you enter, and some can be added internally by AdsKeyHub when they are relevant to the same topic.
This helps the report cover more useful angles without making the input field complicated.
The input stays simple
You do not need to manually think of every possible variation. AdsKeyHub can help expand the topic in the background while keeping the visible interface clean.
This is useful because many good keyword ideas are not obvious at the beginning.
A broader report helps you see the market better
One keyword is rarely enough. People search with different words, questions, comparisons, buying phrases, local phrases, and problem-based phrases.
A broader report helps you see more of that picture in one place.
What you can do with a report
The planning tabs below appear when they are available for your report.
Explore keywords
Compare related phrases and, where available, estimated searches, competition, cost per click and bid ranges. Sort the table and open related rows to explore the topic.
Review search demand
See the monthly search estimates saved with your report. This is historical demand, not a prediction of future traffic. Opening this tab uses no extra credit.
Estimate a budget
Choose up to 20 keywords from the report, a future period, a daily budget and a maximum cost-per-click bid. Budget forecast estimates clicks, cost and average CPC when you press Calculate forecast. You can save up to five new scenarios per day and reopen them without recalculating. The forecast does not create a campaign or use a report credit.
Explore keyword themes
Where theme labels are available, see how keywords from this report are grouped. Some reports have no labels. If Load themes is offered, it can request missing labels; one credit is used only if new labels are returned and saved.
Find site ideas
Enter the URL of a public page or site to find related keyword ideas. They appear in a separate list and do not change your original report. You can request up to three new URLs per day. A new nonempty result uses one credit; reopening a saved result is free. To create a full report from an idea, start a normal paid search.
Export and continue working
Download your saved report as CSV or Excel and continue planning in your own workflow. Downloading does not use another credit.
Why the report is structured this way
Keyword research should not be only a list
A plain list can become confusing very quickly. You may see many phrases, but still not understand what to do next.
AdsKeyHub is designed to help you move through the topic, not just stare at rows.
Related rows help you discover new angles
When related rows are available, you can open them and explore connected keyword ideas. This can reveal phrases you would not have searched for manually.
Grouped and expanded results save time
Instead of collecting ideas one by one from different places, you can use one report as a starting point for deeper research.
This is one of the main reasons paid reports are useful: they reduce manual work.
Free tool vs paid report
Use the free tool when you need a quick idea
The free tool is good for fast exploration. It is simple, quick, and useful when you want to test a phrase or find first suggestions.
Use a paid report when the topic matters
A paid report is useful when you are choosing keywords, studying demand, and estimating bids and budgets for your own Google Ads campaigns. It can also help with landing pages and content planning.
Use its estimates to compare options before you create or improve a campaign in your own Google Ads account.
Safety and quality checks
Some topics are blocked
AdsKeyHub blocks some risky or unsupported topics. This can include restricted, illegal, unsafe, adult, weapon-related, drug-related, or counterfeit-related topics.
These checks help keep research on supported topics.
Blocked topics should not create a normal paid report
If a risky topic is blocked before the report is created, the system should not deliver a paid report for that request.
Best practices
Use clear phrases
Simple phrases usually work best. Avoid mixing unrelated ideas in one request.
Add related seed phrases when needed
Use + Add related seed phrases to include closely related terms in a paid request. Enter one phrase per line or separate phrases with commas. The maximum is 20 seed phrases in total; avoid mixing unrelated topics.
Start broad, then explore narrower ideas
You can begin with a broad phrase, then use the report to find more specific angles. This is often better than starting with a phrase that is too narrow.
Treat numbers as estimates
Keyword data is useful for comparison, but it should not be treated as a perfect live number. Use it as guidance, not as a guarantee.
Buying credits
Why buy report credits?
Credits let you create paid keyword reports when you need more than quick free suggestions.
The value includes broader keyword coverage, a saved report, and tools for comparing demand and planning your own campaigns. The credit rules for new reports and optional requests are explained above.
How payments work
Payments are processed by Paddle. Paddle handles the payment checkout and acts as the Merchant of Record for paid orders.
After payment
After Paddle confirms the order, credits are added to your AdsKeyHub account. If something looks wrong, use the Contact page and include the email address connected to your account.
In short
Use the free tool for quick ideas. Use a paid report to choose keywords, study demand, and estimate bids and budgets for creating or improving your own Google Ads campaigns.
Start with a phrase, save a report, and use its planning tools to decide what to do next in your own account.