Everything Keyword Explorer surfaces for a search term.
A single 0-100 read that weighs real demand against competition, so you know at a glance whether a term is worth chasing.
See the listings actually winning a search term, in Etsy's own order, with rank movement tracked over time.
See estimated sales and gross revenue for each ranked listing, modelled by our estimation engine from public signals.
Gauge how much traffic the leaders pull, and how much total demand sits behind the term.
Median price, competing shops, top-shop share, listing age, and the physical-to-digital mix of the whole top set.
The tags the top listings have in common. Choose only phrases that accurately describe your product.
This is a real Keyword Explorer report for "custom name necklace", captured from live Etsy data. Run it on any term of your own once you sign up.
150K listings competing for "custom name necklace"
Strong demand, high competition
What this means: The sampled results span 77 shops. Compare recent activity, product fit, and pricing before deciding whether to enter. The leaders are well-established listings.
Related terms scored for opportunity. Click any to open it in the Explorer.
Related terms worth exploring. Click any tag to open it in the Explorer.
10 listings
Knowing which terms you can actually rank for, and who you are up against, is the difference between guessing and competing on Etsy.
The opportunity score points you at focused, mid-tail terms with real demand and beatable competition, instead of broad saturated ones you can never rank for.
The ranked results show exactly which listings win a term and how they price, tag, and convert, so you can learn the patterns and make your own product decisions.
The shared-tag breakdown shows the keywords the top listings agree on, giving you a tested starting point for your own titles and tags.
Sales figures are estimated from public data, not invented, the same way for every listing.
Sign in to CraftRank and open Keyword Explorer.
Enter any Etsy search term and hit Explore.
Review the score, leaders, and shared tags, then sharpen your own listing.