KeywordSearch is a marketing product for Google and YouTube ads. The homepage says you describe your business, ideal clients or campaign goal. Templates go further: Including business description, target persona, keyword lists, competitors, and more. A documented search finds keywords, URLs, apps, channels, and more, which you can group by topic and, on Pro, sync to Google Ads.
Official website · www.keywordsearch.com
KeywordSearch fits a buyer who already knows the offer and wants audience ingredients, not a finished ad. Starter at $97 /month lists 10 AI audience searches/month, YouTube channel and video search, Smart Collections, and unlimited keyword research. KeywordSearch Pro at $297 /month adds Ad Spy, 1000 AI audience targeting searches/month, and Sync Your Ads to Google Ads in One Click. Agency Tier starts at $497+ /month with three seats and white-labeled PDF reports. It is a weak default when you need a trial length, a yearly dollar amount, or a quoted refund rule, because. The homepage’s 100k+ Spy Library line also does not match the pricing FAQ.
The short path is on the homepage. You describe your business, ideal clients or campaign goal, and that page says the AI builds the audience in one click. The same block says the algorithm analyzes your business and audience data, then identifies audiences for Google and YouTube ad campaigns. The business, the ideal clients, and the campaign goal are the only inputs that sentence names. The template path names more fields. The audience builder page lists them in one line: Including business description, target persona, keyword lists, competitors, and more. It says one AI search can return interests, keywords, related websites, related apps, and YouTube channels, and that every new search finds keywords, URLs, apps, channels, and more you can target with audiences. No sample audience or match score appears on the public page.
Official documentationReturned keywords are not left as one flat list. The audience builder says it automatically groups your target audience keywords by topic, then groups them into pre-built audiences with easy expansion. Auto-expanded topic lists are how the page says you add fresh keyword ideas. It does not describe a separate control for regrouping by hand. Sending the segment is a click. Once you have your audiences, the builder page says you sync them to Google Ads in just one click, for Google and YouTube ad campaigns. The plan gate is on the pricing FAQ: Connect your Google Ads Account directly to KeywordSearch and port segments to Google in one click, called a Pro feature, matching Sync Your Ads to Google Ads in One Click. The pages do not say a YouTube campaign uses that same connection.
Official documentationKeyword research is listed apart from AI audience searches. The homepage says it helps you discover the best keywords to grow your YouTube channel and ads. Starter marks that research unlimited, beside YouTube channel and video search and Smart Collections. Asked for the difference, the pricing FAQ describes the audience templates rather than the columns of a keyword report. Search volume, a difficulty score, and the contents of a Smart Collection are not on the public pages. Keyword Topic Auto Expansion is the YouTube co-pilot. It analyzes the channel and provides tailored recommendations for new video Ideas, titles, tags & optimized descriptions. YouTube Ad Spy sits beside that co-pilot: a vast database of YouTube ads along with their crucial statistics, metadata & even targeting insights, including keywords other ads target. Ad Spy is a Pro line, not a Starter line. It includes 2.6 mins average time to go from concept to synced ad audience, 3.9 million keywords, 15,000+ users, and 100k+ YouTube ads in the Spy Library. The pricing FAQ instead says the library has catalogued tens of thousands of ads and is approaching 100,000+.
Official documentationPut a business description, a target persona, a short keyword list, and one competitor into the templates. Keep the topic group that matches the offer and set aside groups for a different product before any sync. Starter counts that audience pass against 10 AI audience searches/month, while keyword research on the same plan is listed as unlimited. The pages do not say a discarded group returns the credit.
A suggested upload pass starts from the channel, not from the ad templates. Read the tailored recommendations for new video Ideas, titles, tags & optimized descriptions, then edit one title and the tags so they match the video you will publish. If the next question is which keywords other ads target, that lookup is Ad Spy on Pro. YouTube channel and video search is only a Starter bullet, with no further definition. Treat both as suggested prep, not a forecast of views.
Build the audience, then use the client file Agency Tier actually names. The bullets are 3 User Seats Included, an AI Ad Targeting Agency Report you export to PDF and send to clients, and White-labeled Ad Targeting Reports with Your Logo & Link. The agency line says everything in Ad Spy, plus those seats and reports. It does not repeat Pro’s 1000 AI audience targeting searches/month. Do not assume the $497+ price includes every Pro control until you recheck the live pricing page.
Describe the business, ideal clients, or campaign goal, or fill a template with a business description, target persona, keyword list, and competitors.
Review the keywords, URLs, apps, channels, and topic groups the page says a search returns.
Use the documented topic expansion when you want more keyword ideas inside a group you intend to keep.
On Pro, connect the Google Ads account and use the one-click sync the pricing page describes.
The pricing page has Monthly and Annually controls and says Save 25% on yearly plans, without a yearly dollar amount. Each named plan shows a monthly price and Try for Free. The audience builder says Start Free Trial. Trial length is not stated.
Smaller businesses starting keyword research.
$97.
/month.
Ad Spy, 1000 audience searches, and Google Ads sync.
$297.
/month.
Teams sending white-labeled client PDFs.
$497+.
/month.
If AI audience credits run out, the pricing FAQ says you can upgrade for more credits. Lower-tier plans limit credits because of compute cost, and the page recommends the Pro option for heavier use. It does not define Smart Collections or say whether unused searches roll over.
The job stays on YouTube publishing and does not need a Google Ads audience export.
KeywordSearch’s public pages center on ad audiences and a one-click port into Google Ads. Choose vidIQ when that handoff is not the job.
You need a broader search-marketing workspace, not one ad segment.
KeywordSearch documents audience templates and a Google Ads sync. Choose Semrush One when the assignment is wider search marketing than that handoff.
The missing piece is marketing copy, not an audience segment.
KeywordSearch’s documented output is audiences, keyword ideas, and ad-library lookups. Choose Jasper when the missing piece is the campaign wording.
You need the ad creative, not the audience you would target.
KeywordSearch describes who to target and which keywords, sites, apps, and channels came back. Choose Adcreative.ai when the task is producing the ad itself.
Templates take a business description, target persona, keyword lists, competitors, and more. The homepage’s shorter prompt is the business, the ideal clients, or the campaign goal. The co-pilot’s input is the YouTube channel, and its outputs are video ideas, titles, tags, and descriptions. Character limits are not shown.
SourceThe pricing FAQ answers that question by describing audience-builder templates: a business description, target persona, keyword lists, competitors, and more. Starter separately lists 10 AI audience searches/month and unlimited keyword research. The pages do not define keyword-report columns or say a keyword search spends an audience credit.
SourceThe pricing FAQ says you connect a Google Ads account and port audience segments to Google in one click, and it calls that a Pro feature. Pro’s bullet is Sync Your Ads to Google Ads in One Click. The homepage also describes a sync to Google and YouTube ads.
SourceThe pricing FAQ says you can upgrade for additional credits. It limits credits on lower-tier plans because of compute cost and recommends the Pro option for heavier use. Pro lists 1000 AI audience targeting searches/month, against 10 on Starter. No per-credit price is published.
SourceIt includes 100k+ YouTube ads in the Spy Library. The library has catalogued tens of thousands of ads and is approaching 100,000+. Those sentences do not match. Ad Spy is listed on Pro, not on Starter.
SourceNamed plans are Starter at $97 /month, KeywordSearch Pro at $297 /month, and Agency Tier at $497+ /month. Each shows Try for Free, the audience builder says Start Free Trial, and the pricing page says Save 25% on yearly plans. Trial length, a lasting free allowance, and the yearly charge are not stated. Footer links point to a refund policy and a privacy policy.
SourceOct 6, 2026 · NavHunt editorial
NavHunt did not run KeywordSearch, open an account, or connect Google Ads. Audience quality, sync time, and click rate were not measured. The 2.6 mins, 3.9 million keywords, and 15,000+ users lines are homepage text, not measurements from this profile. Customer quotations were not treated as results. This description is based on KeywordSearch's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06, including KeywordSearch homepage, KeywordSearch pricing, KeywordSearch AI Audience Builder.
Read the audience-search allowance, the keyword-research line, and which plan connects Google Ads.