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To find competitors’ ranked keywords on Amazon<\/strong>, start by knowing what is not possible. You cannot
\nenter a competitor’s ASIN into Brand Analytics and get their keywords.<\/strong> That method appears in a great many
\nguides, including an earlier version of this page, and Amazon’s tools do not work that way.<\/p>\n

What Brand Analytics actually gives you is the reverse:<\/strong> you search a term, and it shows the top clicked
\nASINs for it. So you can confirm that a competitor wins a term you already suspected. You cannot ask it what
\nterms a competitor wins.<\/p>\n

That distinction changes the whole method.<\/strong> Amazon’s own data is a confirmation tool. Discovery comes
\nfrom somewhere else, and there is a free route and a paid one.<\/p>\n

What each route can and cannot do<\/h2>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Route<\/th>\nDiscovers new terms?<\/th>\nCost<\/th>\nWhat it actually tells you<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
Brand Analytics, search-term view<\/td>\nNo<\/td>\nFree with Brand Registry<\/td>\nWhether a competitor wins a term you name<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Search Query Performance<\/td>\nNo, and only your own ASINs<\/td>\nFree with Brand Registry<\/td>\nYour own share, term by term<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Amazon autocomplete<\/td>\nYes, partially<\/td>\nFree<\/td>\nTerms shoppers actually type<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Reading competitor listings<\/td>\nYes<\/td>\nFree<\/td>\nThe words they chose to target<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
The ASIN-plus-keyword index check<\/td>\nNo<\/td>\nFree<\/td>\nWhether a specific ASIN indexes for a specific term<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Reverse-ASIN tools<\/td>\nYes<\/td>\nPaid<\/td>\nAn estimated list of terms an ASIN ranks for<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Your own search term report<\/td>\nYes<\/td>\nFree<\/td>\nReal terms that produced clicks on your ads<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

Read the last row first.<\/strong> Your own search term report costs nothing and reports reality rather than an
\nestimate. In our experience sellers buy a tool before reading the free data they already own.<\/p>\n

How to find competitors’ ranked keywords on Amazon for free<\/h2>\n

Five steps. It takes about an hour and gets you most of the way.<\/p>\n

1. Mine autocomplete properly.<\/strong> Type your seed term, then the seed plus each letter of the alphabet.
\n“Yoga mat a”, “yoga mat b”, and so on. Tedious. It surfaces the phrases Amazon knows shoppers type,<\/strong> and I’d
\ndo it once per product properly rather than casually.<\/p>\n

2. Read the top competitors’ titles and bullets as keyword documents.<\/strong> They chose those words
\ndeliberately. Note every attribute word and ignore the marketing language, which I’d argue is the whole skill here.<\/p>\n

3. Read their reviews for vocabulary.<\/strong> Customers describe the product in words the seller did not choose,
\nand those words are frequently searched. I’d read the three-star reviews first, since they describe rather
\nthan praise.<\/p>\n

4. Confirm with the index check.<\/strong> Take a term and a competitor’s ASIN, and search both together in the
\nAmazon search box. If their product appears, that ASIN indexes for that term. This is the closest thing to
\na free reverse lookup,<\/strong> it works one term at a time, and it is genuinely reliable rather than estimated.<\/p>\n

5. Confirm demand in Brand Analytics.<\/strong> Search the term and read the top clicked ASINs. If the clicks go
\nto products like yours, the term is addressable. If they go elsewhere, it is not your opportunity. Our guide
\nto Amazon Search Frequency Rank<\/a> covers reading that
\nreport, where rank 1 is the most searched term.<\/p>\n

A worked example, start to finish<\/h2>\n

Because the steps above are easy to agree with and easy to skip.<\/p>\n

Say you sell a stainless steel water bottle.<\/strong> Seed term “water bottle”, and autocomplete gives you
\n“insulated”, “with straw”, “for kids”, “gym”, “1 gallon”. Ten minutes of alphabet mining produces perhaps 40
\nphrases.<\/p>\n

Now read the three top competitors’ titles.<\/strong> They name capacity, insulation hours, lid type, and material.
\nFour attribute families you may not have listed. Those attribute words are the actual find,<\/strong> not the
\nmarketing adjectives around them.<\/p>\n

Their reviews add the words the seller avoided.<\/strong> “Leaks”, “sweats”, “fits cup holder”, “dishwasher”. A
\nshopper searching “water bottle fits cup holder” has enormous intent and no seller wrote that phrase
\ndeliberately. I’d take that one straight to a campaign.<\/p>\n

Confirm with the index check.<\/strong> Search “cup holder water bottle” plus a competitor ASIN. If they appear,
\nthey index for it. If not, the term is unclaimed, which is considerably more interesting.<\/p>\n

Qualify in Brand Analytics.<\/strong> Search the term, read the top clicked ASINs. Bottles like yours? Addressable.
\nCar accessories? Not your opportunity, and I’d drop it without regret.<\/p>\n

What you end up with<\/strong> is perhaps 15 qualified terms out of 40 candidates, of which 3 or 4 are genuinely
\nunclaimed. In our experience that is a good hour’s work, and it beats a tool export of 400 rows nobody
\nfilters.<\/p>\n

The Brand Analytics correction, stated plainly<\/h2>\n

Because this page previously got it wrong and the error is everywhere.<\/p>\n

Top Search Terms is searched by term, not by ASIN.<\/strong> You enter a search term and see its frequency rank
\nalong with the ASINs receiving the most clicks and conversions for it.<\/p>\n

Search Query Performance shows ASIN-level data for your own brand only.<\/strong> Your impressions, clicks, and
\npurchases, term by term. It does not expose anybody else’s.<\/p>\n

Both require Brand Registry.<\/strong> No registry, no access, and there is no workaround worth using.<\/p>\n

So the direction of the query is fixed.<\/strong> Term in, ASINs out. Never ASIN in, terms out. I’d stop looking
\nfor the field described in those other guides, because it does not exist.<\/p>\n

What that leaves you with is still useful.<\/strong> If you have a candidate list from autocomplete and competitor
\nlistings, Brand Analytics tells you which candidates have real demand and who currently absorbs it. That is
\nthe qualifying step, and it is the step most sellers skip.<\/p>\n

The paid route, and what to expect from it<\/h2>\n

Reverse-ASIN tools exist and they do work. With caveats worth stating.<\/p>\n

They estimate.<\/strong> These tools infer keyword lists and search volumes from scraped result data. The lists
\nare directionally useful and the volume figures are estimates,<\/strong> not Amazon’s numbers, and I’d treat them
\nthat way permanently rather than provisionally.<\/p>\n

They are fast.<\/strong> An hour of manual work compressed into seconds, which for a large catalog is the entire
\nargument. I’d buy one at 200 ASINs and not at 5.<\/p>\n

They over-report.<\/strong> A tool will return hundreds of terms an ASIN “ranks for”, including position 200 for
\nthings nobody searches. The list needs filtering before it means anything,<\/strong> and in our experience that
\nfiltering is where the value actually is.<\/p>\n

We name no specific tool and publish no ratings.<\/strong> Pricing and feature sets change constantly, and an
\nearlier version of this page presented tool comparisons we could not stand behind. Trial two against a
\nproduct you know well and see which one describes reality.<\/p>\n

What I’d check in a trial:<\/strong> does it find the terms you already know you rank for? If it misses those, its
\nestimates for terms you do not know are worth nothing.<\/p>\n

Turning a competitor list into something useful<\/h2>\n

The step that decides whether any of this was worth doing.<\/p>\n

Filter by whether the term describes your product.<\/strong> A competitor ranking for something you do not sell is
\nnot your opportunity. Obvious, and skipped constantly. I’d do this pass first because it is the fastest.<\/p>\n

Filter by whether clicks go to products like yours.<\/strong> From Brand Analytics. This kills perhaps a third of
\na naive list, in our experience.<\/p>\n

Filter by whether you can afford it.<\/strong> Break-even cost per click is your margin times your conversion
\nrate. A heavily contested term can be unaffordable regardless of relevance. Our guide to
\nAmazon bid types and strategies<\/a> covers the
\narithmetic.<\/p>\n

Then split what remains into 2 piles.<\/strong> Terms for the listing, and terms for advertising. They are not
\nthe same pile: a term with real volume but weak intent belongs in a test campaign rather than in your title, and in my experience conflating them is how titles get stuffed.<\/p>\n

Place listing terms once, in the strongest field.<\/strong> Our guide to
\nAmazon backend keywords<\/a> covers the field that exists for
\nwords which will not fit in customer-facing copy, and
\nhow many keywords you can use<\/a> covers every field limit.<\/p>\n

What this method will not tell you<\/h2>\n

Four honest limits.<\/p>\n

Not their conversion rate.<\/strong> You see terms, never performance. A competitor can rank for something that
\nsells nothing at all, and in our experience plenty do.<\/p>\n

Not their advertising.<\/strong> Organic rank and paid targeting are different things, and reverse-ASIN tools mostly
\ninfer the organic side. I’d not conflate the two when planning a budget.<\/p>\n

Not why they win.<\/strong> Frequently the answer is review count and sales history rather than keywords, and no
\namount of keyword copying closes that gap. This is the limit I’d take most seriously,<\/strong> because copying
\nthe terms of an entrenched competitor is the most common way to waste a quarter.<\/p>\n

Not whether you can win.<\/strong> Rank plus incumbent click share tells you that. A term dominated by a brand
\nwith thousands of reviews is a term you can see and a position you cannot take.<\/p>\n

If you would rather have the research done and turned into a listing and campaign structure, that sits
\ninside our
\naccount management service<\/a>. We have
\noptimized 10,000+ listings, and we are an Amazon Ads partner and an Amazon SPN Verified Partner.<\/p>\n

FAQ<\/h2>\n

Can you see a competitor’s keywords in Amazon Brand Analytics?<\/h3>\n

No. Brand Analytics Top Search Terms is searched by term and returns the ASINs receiving the most clicks,
\nnot the reverse. Search Query Performance shows term-level data for your own brand only. There is no field
\nfor entering a competitor’s ASIN, despite many guides describing one.<\/p>\n

How do I find competitors’ ranked keywords for free?<\/h3>\n

Mine Amazon autocomplete with your seed term plus each letter of the alphabet, read competitor titles and
\nbullets as keyword documents, read their reviews for customer vocabulary, then confirm each candidate by
\nsearching the term together with their ASIN in the Amazon search box.<\/p>\n

What is the ASIN plus keyword search check?<\/h3>\n

Entering a term and an ASIN together in Amazon’s search box. If that product appears, it indexes for that
\nterm; if nothing appears, it does not. It works one term at a time and is the closest free equivalent to a
\nreverse lookup, and unlike a tool estimate it reflects Amazon’s actual index.<\/p>\n

Are reverse-ASIN tools accurate?<\/h3>\n

They are directionally useful and their volume figures are estimates inferred from scraped data rather than
\nAmazon’s own numbers. They also over-report, returning terms an ASIN nominally ranks for at position 200,
\nso the output needs filtering before it means anything.<\/p>\n

Should I target the same keywords as my competitors?<\/h3>\n

Only after filtering for whether the term describes your product, whether Brand Analytics shows clicks
\ngoing to products like yours, and whether you can afford the click at your margin. Frequently a competitor
\nwins on review count and sales history rather than keywords, which copying terms cannot fix.<\/p>\n

Do I need Brand Registry to research competitor keywords?<\/h3>\n

For Amazon’s own data, yes, since both Brand Analytics and Search Query Performance require it. Without
\nregistry, autocomplete mining, reading competitor listings, the ASIN plus keyword index check, and your own
\nadvertising search term report all remain available and cost nothing.<\/p>\n

\n

Last updated: August 31, 2026. Brand Analytics report names, available views, and eligibility change over
\ntime; Seller Central carries the current version for your account. An earlier version of this page
\ndescribed entering a competitor’s ASIN into Brand Analytics Top Search Terms to retrieve their keywords.
\nThat is not how the report works and the instruction has been corrected. Tool comparison tables that we
\ncould not substantiate have also been removed.<\/em><\/p>\n

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