Best Etsy SEO Tools in 2026: Free Plans and Prices Compared

Pick an Etsy SEO tool by how many keyword searches you run a day, not by brand size. Seven tools answer the same question, which phrases buyers type and how crowded each one is, and six of them have a free plan.

The price gap is wide, from free to $828 a year on EverBee's top tier, so the daily limit decides which paid plan you need.

Toolradar data: Toolradar tracks 259 SEO tools as of October 12, 2026, and 48% of them are free, freemium or open source.

The median cheapest paid plan across the 106 that publish a price is $31.78 a month, and every Etsy tool below starts under that median on its cheapest paid plan. Source: Toolradar's SEO tools ranking.

That figure covers all SEO software, not Etsy tools alone.

Methodology: we read each vendor's own pricing page on October 12, 2026, and listed each tier as printed there. Yearly figures are the annual-billing rate, and where a year is worked out from a monthly rate, the arithmetic is shown.

The plans that clear the scenario are compared by yearly cost. No price in this guide comes from a third-party roundup.

An Etsy SEO tool shows which search terms buyers use on Etsy, how many listings compete for each one, and which tags and titles top shops rely on. The core product is a keyword lookup, so the number that matters most is how many lookups a plan allows in a day or a month.

Titles and tags have to match the words buyers type into Etsy search, so a keyword tool earns its cost only if you use it on every new listing. Free plans are where the limits bite first. The free plans here allow between 3 and 20 uses a day or a month, and EverBee's Hobby plan caps keyword research at 10 keyword lookups in total.

Prices were checked on each vendor's own pricing page on October 12, 2026.

Where a tool offers annual billing, the yearly figure is the one that matters for the scenario, and the arithmetic is shown wherever a year is worked out from a monthly rate.

Scenario: one shop, 100 keyword searches a day, billed yearly. eRank Basic is the cheapest plan that clears it, at $65.99 a year. eRank Pro costs $94.99 a year for 200 lookups a day, EHunt Basic $95.88 a year (7.99 x 12), and RankHero Business $119.88 a year (9.99 x 12).

Alura Growth costs $179.88 a year (14.99 x 12), and it clears the scenario only on its page's claim that Growth raises every tool's usage 10x or more above Basic's 50 a day.

EverBee Growth is $299 a year with unlimited keyword research.

Two plans cannot be ranked on the scenario because their pages give no daily keyword limit: Marmalead's yearly plan and Sale Samurai's yearly plan at $199.90 a year.

Their prices are in the table, and their limits should be confirmed in the app before paying.

Six of seven tools have a free plan. eRank's has no time limit. EverBee's Hobby plan has a total of 10 keyword research lookups, not a daily limit.

Alura's free plan includes every tool at 5 searches a day per tool. EHunt's and RankHero's free plans give 5 and 3 uses a day. Sale Samurai's freemium plan gives 20 keyword searches a month. Marmalead has no free plan.

EHunt's Elite row is quoted at its monthly rate only.

Its yearly Basic and Pro rates are quoted in full. Alura's page opens on annual billing, so its Basic, Growth and Professional figures are annual rates, and the page says annual billing saves up to 50%.