AnswerThePublic
Every question people type into Google about your topic, visualized in one wheel.
Visualizes autocomplete questions around a keyword — instant video ideas in the exact words people search.
- Pricing
- Limited free searches per day; paid for unlimited
- Platforms
- Web
- Category
- SEO & Research
- Last reviewed
- September 21, 2026
What is AnswerThePublic?
AnswerThePublic harvests autocomplete data — the suggestions Google and other engines show as you type — and arranges every question around your keyword into a visual wheel: who, what, where, when, why, how, plus comparisons and alphabetics. Type "sourdough" and you instantly see hundreds of real queries like "sourdough without dutch oven" or "why is my sourdough flat". Each question is a video someone is already searching for.
For creators this is the fastest possible bridge from niche to content calendar. One keyword generates a month of titles phrased exactly the way your audience phrases them — which is also why videos based on these questions rank well: the title matches the search. Educational and how-to channels benefit most, but entertainment niches find comparison and "vs" queries just as useful.
The free tier allows a limited number of searches per day, which is enough for casual planning; unlimited searching and CSV export sit behind a subscription. Used once a week on your three core topics, the free plan is a complete system.
Key features
- Question wheels from real autocomplete data (who/what/why/how…)
- Comparison and preposition visualizations
- Alphabetic expansion for long-tail ideas
- Search history and collections (account)
- CSV export and unlimited searches (paid)
- Multiple country/language sources
Free plan & limits
Free with a daily search limit — enough for weekly planning sessions. Paid plans add unlimited searches, exports and team features.
Who is it best for?
Educational, how-to and niche-hobby channels building a content calendar from questions people actually ask.
Frequently asked questions
How many free searches do I get?
A limited number per day on the free tier (the exact count has changed over time — the site shows current limits). For most creators planning weekly, free is enough.
Where does the data come from?
Autocomplete suggestions from Google (and other engines for some languages) — real queries typed by real people, not invented keywords.
Is it useful outside English?
Yes, it supports many language/country combinations, though autocomplete depth is richest for English-speaking markets.