Top Keyword Finder by Domain
Enter a domain and see its top-ranking keywords — position, recent rank change, search volume, keyword difficulty, and estimated clicks — to understand exactly what's driving its organic traffic.
What This Tool Checks
Reverse-engineer any domain's organic strategy by seeing exactly which keywords are earning it traffic.
Top Ranking Keywords
A ranked list of the keywords a domain currently ranks best for.
Rank Change Tracking
See which keywords are climbing or dropping in position recently.
Search Volume per Keyword
Understand the demand behind each ranking keyword.
Keyword Difficulty
See how competitive each of the domain's ranking keywords is.
Estimated Clicks
Get an estimate of organic clicks each keyword is likely driving.
Competitor Benchmarking
Run the same lookup on competitor domains to compare keyword footprints.
How It Works
Find out exactly which keywords are working for any domain, including your own.
Enter a domain
Provide the domain you want to analyze.
Pull ranking keywords
The tool retrieves the domain's top-ranking keyword list.
Sort by volume or clicks
Prioritize which keywords are contributing the most traffic.
Track rank changes
Monitor which keywords are gaining or losing position over time.
Who Uses This Tool
A go-to check before starting competitor or content gap analysis.
Part of the SEO Jasoos suite for SEO analysts researching competitor traffic sources and identifying content gap opportunities. Ranking and volume data are sourced from established SEO data providers and reflect their standard update cadence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use this to find my own site's top keywords?
Yes — enter your own domain to see which keywords are currently driving your organic visibility.
What does rank change show?
It shows whether a keyword's position has recently improved, dropped, or stayed the same, useful for spotting emerging opportunities or losses.
How is estimated clicks calculated?
It's modeled from the keyword's search volume and the domain's ranking position, since click-through rate typically drops sharply after the top few positions.
Can this replace Google Search Console for keyword tracking?
It's a useful complement for competitive research, but Search Console remains the authoritative source for your own site's actual click and impression data.