Google Play Keyword Competitor Finder

Both concern the keywords shared by the target and the returned app. Average position summarizes that app’s positions on those keywords; summed position adds them together. Read each alongside the shared-keyword count: the sum depends on how many keywords overlap, and the same app can have different values when paired with another target.

The bands count Google Play organic search result pages where the returned app ranks first, second to third, fourth to tenth, or eleventh to hundredth. The shared-keyword block covers overlap with your target; the full block covers the returned app’s broader tracked ranking keywords. These are result-page counts, not app downloads or a store chart position.

They sum the provider’s keyword search volumes within the shared or full tracked scope. They are not average volume per keyword, unique users, downloads or observed traffic to the app. Shared keywords can occur in several apps’ metrics, so adding totals across apps can count the same demand more than once.

The returned count describes the entries delivered in the list; the database total describes matching records in the provider’s coverage. Neither is a census of Google Play apps. Identify each row by its app ID and check for the supplied app itself. This Tool has no paging control to retrieve the rest of the matching database records.

Keep an absent field or null value separate from a reported zero. A missing app or limited result does not prove that no keyword competitor exists. DataForSEO describes weekly database refreshes, but the response may not establish an exact update time; use the records as covered database evidence rather than a current Google Play screen.