Keywordscale

Keywordscale generates topical maps from a website URL. You enter an address, and the tool returns an interactive map of the topics and subtopics connected to that site, along with related keywords you can use to build content clusters. The output is aimed at planning site structure and surfacing SEO opportunities around a topic.

Beyond the map itself, each run produces supporting analysis: a topical density and authority score for the analyzed site, search intent analysis for the keywords in the map, generated content briefs, internal-link planning suggestions, and a schema map analysis. The tool also generates isolated topical maps, and all data is downloadable, so you can hand briefs to writers or pull the results into your own planning documents.

Keywordscale was founded in 2024 and is based in New York. Pricing starts with a free first attempt; after that, access is paid — one third-party listing shows 10 topical maps for $49. Check the site for current plans, since that figure may not reflect what's offered today.

Best for

• Planning a content cluster or topical map before writing anything
• Auditing how completely an existing site covers its main topic
• Building internal-link structures between cluster pages
• Generating content briefs to hand off to writers
• Mapping search intent across a topic before choosing keyword targets
• SEO freelancers and agencies preparing topical authority strategies for clients

Frequently asked questions

How does Keywordscale work?

You enter a website URL and the tool generates an interactive topical map for it, along with analysis such as topical density, search intent, content briefs, and internal-link suggestions.

Is there a free trial?

Yes — the first attempt is free. After that, access is paid; one listing shows 10 topical maps for $49, but confirm current pricing on the site itself.

What is the topical authority score?

It's a score the tool reports on how thoroughly the analyzed site covers its topic. The methodology behind it isn't published, so treat it as a directional planning signal rather than a search engine metric.

What are isolated topical maps?

The feature list includes maps generated for a single topic in isolation rather than a full site, which is useful when you're planning one cluster without pulling in unrelated pages. The site doesn't detail exactly how this differs from a full-site map, so the free first attempt is a low-cost way to see it.

Can I export the results?

Yes. Downloadable data is listed among the core features, so you can save maps and analysis outputs outside the tool.

Who is Keywordscale for?

SEO practitioners, content strategists, marketers, and website owners working on content clusters, topical authority, and site architecture.

Alternatives

If Keywordscale isn't quite the fit, these tools cover adjacent ground:

• Kwestify — a broader keyword and niche research suite with 20+ tools, better if you need research beyond topical maps.
• Konvart — an all-in-one SEO and AEO platform running from audits through rankings, not just topical planning.
• Site Mechanic — writes AI SEO articles trained on your site's content, useful once planning is done and you need output.
• Buddler — manual SEO audits with a 10-day action plan, if you'd rather have human analysis than automated map generation.