Current SEO data, inside Bearly

Bearly can now pull current SEO data into any chat. Ask about keyword demand, inspect live Google results, compare sites, analyze backlinks, or audit a public page. The evidence comes back inside the conversation, ready to question, combine with your files, and turn into a decision or draft.

Start with the job

SEO research usually begins with a question, then turns into a tour of separate dashboards and exports. One tool has keyword volume. Another shows ranking pages. A spreadsheet holds the competitor list. The reasoning that connects them often ends up in a document somewhere else.

SEO Data keeps the question and the evidence together. Bearly can:

• Discover related keywords from a small set of seeds, or measure a fixed list of up to 100 terms.
• Inspect current Google result pages for up to five queries, including organic ranks and the result features present.
• Analyze a site’s estimated search visibility, ranked keywords, top pages, and organic competitors.
• Compare sites by visibility, content gaps, or backlink gaps.
• Review backlink totals, referring domains, anchor text, and new or lost links.
• Audit one public page for its status, title, description, canonical URL, content signals, links, and optional Lighthouse measurements.

The tools choose a quick, standard, or deep result set based on the job. Related keywords and result-page checks are batched when possible, so a normal question does not turn into a string of repetitive paid requests.

A content brief with evidence

Suppose you are planning the next quarter for a software company. Start with:

/seo Compare example.com with competitor-one.com and competitor-two.com in the United States. Find a content gap worth investigating, then inspect the current desktop Google results for the strongest candidate.

Bearly can first find terms where the competitors rank and the target site does not. It can then inspect the live results for the selected query, separate organic rankings from other result features, and show which pages currently hold those positions.

That is still evidence, not the final answer. Continue in the same chat: ask Bearly to challenge whether the query matches the product, compare the ranking pages with your own positioning notes, or draft a brief with a clear claim and source links. The work can move from public search data to your internal context without another export.

You can also keep the request narrow. Ask for the demand and difficulty of a known keyword list, a single page audit, or the referring domains behind one competitor. Bearly does not need to run a full site overview when one dataset answers the question.

Read the numbers for what they are

Keyword volume, difficulty, estimated traffic, domain authority, and backlink coverage are third-party metrics. They are not your Search Console or analytics data, and two data providers may disagree. Bearly labels the market, language, and device when they affect the result. A missing value means unavailable, not zero.

Live result checks are also scoped. A page absent from the fetched US desktop results may still rank in another country, on mobile, or below the requested depth. Page audits reflect the provider’s fetch at that moment; JavaScript rendering, personalization, and bot handling can make a browser see something different. Lighthouse results are lab measurements, not field-user data.

Each fresh data request uses Bearly credits based on the data pulled. There is no separate SEO subscription or feature fee. When Bearly can reuse an identical recent public-data result from the browser cache, the response shows that it was cached and carries no new data cost.

Available now

SEO Data is available in Bearly chat. Type /seo at the start of a message, or open Add and turn on SEO Data for a chat centered on search research. You can also ask a direct SEO question normally; the tools remain available when Bearly determines that current data is needed.