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Five tools, the same keywords, the same day. On competing listings they agreed within 1.68x. On search volume they were up to 24,000x apart, and their closest agreement was still 59x. Full dataset, free to cite.

Ten seed keywords on a free Sale Samurai account. Every search volume landed between 10,398 and 32,922 a month, saturation returned 100 nine times out of ten, and reordering a phrase changed the answer by 3.2x. Full data and pricing.

eRank won our six-tool test by being honest when a keyword had no demand. Ten keywords, two testing days, and the one panel that reveals which searches come from other sellers.

EtsyHunt is now EHunt, and the $3.99 plan is gone. We tested the free plan hands-on and re-verified the new pricing. Here is what changed and whether it is still worth using.

EverBee’s famous free revenue data now costs $29.99/mo. We tested the free plan and extension, checked its math, and ran it against eRank and Alura on the same keywords. Here is what is still free in 2026.

The rebuilt 2026 Alura beta shows sales and revenue estimates free: the metrics EverBee locks behind $29.99/mo. But its search volumes ran 24,000× above eRank for the same phrase. Full hands-on results.

EverBee and eRank ran the same seed keywords on the same day. They agreed on competition but disagreed on search volume by up to 200×. Every number we saw, and which tool to trust for what.

Fresh free accounts, the same seed keywords, the same day: eRank, EverBee, Alura and EHunt hands-on tested. Some of what we found contradicts every list we have read, starting with a tool that no longer exists under its listed name.