Local keyword research
Research service searches by city or region, inspect Google results, and save page plans using your own DataForSEO account.
Your websites, local research, and next actions. One workspace for business sites, client projects, and rank-and-rent portfolios.
Keep domains, cities, services, and publication stages together. Find the project that needs your attention.
| Website | Stage |
|---|---|
Northside Roofing northside.example.com Austin, TX | Live |
East Bay Landscaping eastbay.example.com Oakland, CA | Building |
Lakeside Plumbing lakeside.example.com Madison, WI | Planned |
Oakwood Deck Builders oakwood.example.com Raleigh, NC | Live |
Save competitor notes and market context. Pick up where you left off.
Compare emergency plumbing and drain cleaning pages. Record service areas, page structure, and contact options before choosing what to build.
Next action
Keep the work visible, then check it off. Try completing a sample task.
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A local version of the SEO workflow, from the service and city to the website you build.
Local keyword ideas, nearby competitors, and live search results, with a market attached to every search.
Follow organic positions and map visibility in the places your customers actually search.
Connect your websites, market notes, and tasks so you can pick up a project without retracing your research.
| Keyword | Intent |
|---|---|
| emergency plumber madison | Urgent service |
| drain cleaning madison wi | Service |
| water heater repair madison | Service |
| plumber near me | Local |
The next connections bring research and performance into the workspace, using your own provider accounts.
Research service searches by city or region, inspect Google results, and save page plans using your own DataForSEO account.
Compare nearby businesses, service pages, and the search results in your market.
Follow keyword positions and map visibility across the locations you serve.
Find technical issues and understand the links behind local competitors.
Bring your actual queries, clicks, and impressions into each website project.
Explore local brand mentions and give your AI assistant useful project context.
Your website inventory, research notes, tasks, and account-based storage are already available.
A roofer in Austin has different competitors from a plumber in Madison. Keep the place, service, and business model attached to the work.

The planned Claude and Codex connection will turn your market research into useful project work.
“Which plumbing services should I research in Madison?”
Start with a city, a service, and a business goal.“Show me the local competitors and their service pages.”
Keep the findings with the website project.“Turn this research into a page plan and tasks.”
Review the plan before making site changes.What you can use now, and where the product is heading.
Local SEO operators working on their own business websites, client projects, or rank-and-rent portfolios. Each website keeps its market, niche, publication stage, and notes together.
Keyword research, saved page plans, website inventory, rank-and-rent portfolio views, research notes, tasks, quick search, and backup exports. Signed-in workspaces save to the database and follow your account across browsers.
Keyword research and Google search-result checks are available with your own DataForSEO account. Rank tracking, audits, backlinks, Search Console, and AI tools are planned. Public previews use example data.
Connect your own DataForSEO API credentials in Settings. Each workspace uses its own encrypted connection and provider balance. Research and search-result checks run only when you request them.
Yes. Record a website's city, niche, publication stage, and call-forwarding details. The portfolio view includes homepage previews. Recorded numbers do not change your call provider's routing, and live call analytics are planned.
An MCP connection and local SEO agent workflows are part of the product direction. They are not available yet. You can already save the research and tasks you create with your assistant in the workspace.
Start with your websites. Keep the research and the work together.