Keyword Cupid is a keyword clustering tool that groups related keywords by search intent using live search result data. You upload a keyword list, and it sorts the terms into clusters that each map to one page, which helps plan content and interlinking to build topical authority. Plans run on monthly keyword credits: Starter costs $9.99 per month for 500 credits, Freelancer $49.99 for 5,000, Agency $149.99 for 20,000, and Enterprise $499.99 for 80,000.
The audience is SEO professionals who work with long keyword lists. Agencies use it to cut research time across many client accounts, freelancers use it to turn a raw export into a page plan, and affiliate site owners use it to decide which keywords belong on the same page. The company states that no deep domain knowledge or advanced SEO experience is required, although a reviewer quoted by the company notes there is a learning curve to get the most out of it. Higher plans add user seats, larger reports, and group access.
Typical workflows start with a keyword export that is cut into targeted pages, then arranged into silos with internal links between adjacent clusters. Beyond clustering, Keyword Cupid includes simple keyword reports, bring-your-own-data reports, SERP Spy, a URL Analyzer, content briefs, an interactive mindmap, and downloadable Excel reports. Results can be targeted by location, device, and search engine. When a monthly allowance runs out, extra keywords can be bought a la carte at rates between $0.020 and $0.006 per keyword depending on the plan, and those purchased credits carry over to later months.
