FREE KEYWORD RESEARCH TOOL FOR SOLO FOUNDERS · MODULE 01
Keyword Research
Built For Solo Founders.
This free keyword research tool for solo founders uses AI to generate 20 low-competition keywords for your exact niche in 60 seconds — filtered specifically for new websites with low domain authority. No signup. No card. Free forever.
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WHAT THIS IS
Module 01 of 7 in the SEO Content Engine OS™
A complete 7-module AI system that takes solo founders from keyword research to a published, optimised article in 60 minutes.
GENERATE YOUR KEYWORDS
Tell us about your business
The more specific you are, the sharper your keywords.
→ More detail = better keywords
| Keyword | Intent | Difficulty | Content Type | Action |
|---|
Most founders stop here. The real challenge is turning those keywords into articles that actually rank — without an agency, without a writer, and without 6 hours per article.
Free article — no signup
YOUR PROGRESS
You've completed Modules 1.1 and 1.2 of 7.
Here's what the full SEO Content Engine OS™ unlocks:
"I'll definitely use this in my next keyword research and share feedback." — Hifza, SEO Specialist
Get all remaining modules — free.
In exchange for honest feedback after your first article.
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No spam. Access delivered within the hour.
HOW WE COMPARE
Free keyword tool comparison
Honest answer: every tool below is a legitimate option. Here is exactly where this one is different.
| Feature | This Tool | Ubersuggest / AnswerThePublic / Keywords Everywhere |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free forever | Free tier + paid upgrade required for full data |
| Signup required | ✓ Never | Usually required after a few free searches |
| AI-personalised to niche | ✓ Every result tailored to your exact business | Generic database results, same for every user |
| Low DA filter | ✓ Built-in, always on | Not available — you filter manually |
| Quick Win flagging | ✓ AI explains exactly why each keyword is winnable | Raw volume/difficulty numbers only |
| Path to full system | 7-module OS: research → published article | Standalone tool, no workflow beyond keywords |
| Feature | This Tool | Ahrefs / Semrush |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free forever | $99–$249/month |
| Built for | Solo founders, new sites | Enterprise teams, agencies |
| Full unlock price | $297 one-time for full 7-module OS | $1,188–$2,988 per year |
How to find low-competition keywords for a new website
Most keyword research advice is written for established sites with domain authority scores above 40. If you are a solo founder with a site under 12 months old and fewer than 20 published articles, that advice does not apply to you.
Low-competition keywords for new websites share four characteristics: they are four or more words long, they target a specific audience segment rather than a broad topic, the current top results include at least one piece of community content like a Reddit thread or Quora answer, and the ranking pages were published more than 18 months ago without being updated.
This free keyword research tool for solo founders filters every keyword it generates through those four criteria automatically. The Quick Win flags indicate keywords where a solo founder with low domain authority has a realistic path to page one within 60 to 90 days.
What makes a keyword rankable for a solo founder?
A keyword difficulty score measures the average domain authority of pages currently ranking — not whether your specific site can rank. The only reliable way to assess rankability is a manual SERP audit: open an incognito window, search the keyword, and scan the top ten results for weak or outdated content.
The complete 60-second SERP audit is documented here →
What to do after keyword research
Keyword research is step one of seven. The SEO Content Engine OS closes the gap between having a keyword and having a ranked article — running it through competitor gap analysis, article structure generation, drafting, on-page optimisation, and distribution in under 60 minutes.
See the complete workflow running on a real article →