Sort a keyword list by intent and value
A raw keyword export tells you volume but not what to build. Jev classifies each keyword by what the searcher wants, which kind of page would satisfy them, and how valuable that visitor is to a small software business. Sort by commercial value, then filter for the ones that want an online tool.
What you upload
A CSV or a plain text file with one keyword per row. A plain text file works too, one keyword per line.
What you get back
- Intent: informational, commercial, transactional or navigational
- Best page type: blog post, online tool, comparison, product page or directory
- Commercial value from none to very high
- Whether the searcher wants a tool right now
How it works
- 1
Upload your file
A CSV with a header row, up to 1,000 rows and 2 MB. Or start with the sample data to see the result first.
- 2
Run it
You see the credit cost before anything is charged. Rows run in chunks with live progress, and failed rows are refunded.
- 3
Read and export
A summary chart, a sortable table and a CSV with every answer and its probability.
Each row is one evaluation: 1 credit for up to 8,000 characters and 5 questions, 3 credits above that. New accounts start with 200 free credits.
Run it on your data
Answers are model judgments with a probability attached. Check a sample of rows before acting on the full result.