


Keys.so report: the client's site against competitors
Reportkey pulls domain analytics from Keys.so and shows the client where the site stands in its market: keywords in top 1, 3, 10 and 50, visibility trend, pages in the index, main competitors and lost keywords.
- The Keys.so token is entered once; domain and database are set per project.
- Keywords in top 1, 3, 10 and 50, visibility and indexed pages by month.
- Competitors, lost keywords and paid search footprint.


Keys.so integration: enter the API token from Keys.so account settings once on the integrations page, set the domain and regional database in a project, and visibility, top keywords, competitors and lost keywords reach the client in a recurring SEO report.
An SEO report with Keys.so visibility
Keys.so is a competitive analysis service. From its keyword database it shows which phrases any domain ranks for, how much visibility it has and who it shares results with. For an SEO agency it answers a question neither Yandex Metrica nor Yandex Webmaster covers: how the site looks against the market.
Reportkey connects to Keys.so and turns domain analytics into a section of a recurring report, sent as a link or PDF with traffic, indexing and rankings.
Connecting Keys.so: token and regional database
Programmatic access uses a personal token from account settings, available on the Keys.so Professional and Corporate plans. Enter it once on the integrations page. In the project, set the client’s domain and the regional database, for example Moscow on Yandex. Every number depends on that database, so choose the region where the business operates. Keys.so limits request frequency and may answer heavy requests with a delay; Reportkey retries when the data is ready.
Keywords in top 10 and domain visibility
The block is built on the domain dashboard:
- keywords in top 1, 3, 10 and 50, how many phrases from the Keys.so base the site holds at each depth;
- visibility, an overall score of search presence;
- pages in index, how many site pages the service sees in results;
- monthly history of the same figures.
Top 10 keywords is the clearest number for a client because it ties directly to phrases that bring noticeable traffic. Visibility is better for competitor comparison, and history shows how the site reacted to search updates and site changes.
SEO competitor analysis in the report
Keys.so detects competitors automatically from keyword overlap in search results. The report shows them as a table with visibility and top 10 keywords, answering the question clients ask most: “how are they doing?” A faster-growing competitor is a reason to study which sections it develops.
Gained and lost keywords
A separate list shows keywords the site dropped out of results for, together with their pages. That feeds the work plan: which page to rewrite, where to check indexing, where the ranking URL changed. The domain’s organic keyword list adds the other side of the picture.
Paid search footprint
Keys.so also estimates a domain’s ad activity: ad count, ad keywords, estimated ad traffic and budget by month. It shows how competitors buy search and when they step up. These are Keys.so estimates; actual spend lives only in the ad account.
Keys.so next to search engine data
The competitive view works best beside actual site data: indexing from Yandex Webmaster, queries and clicks from Google Search Console and visits from Yandex Metrica. Project rankings come from Topvisor, SE Ranking or Arsenkin, and phrase demand from Yandex Wordstat. See all SEO integrations. Branding and AI insights are not on every plan. Browse the SEO agency demo report and pricing.
What goes into the Keys.so report
These are the metrics that the Keys.so integration already brings into Reportkey reports.
Keys.so reporting: plans and free trial
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Why teams connect Keys.so to Reportkey
Real reporting jobs, typical pain points, and the outcomes teams get from Keys.so in client reports.
- Every month an SEO specialist opens the Keys.so domain dashboard, takes visibility screenshots and pastes them into a deck.
- The client wants a comparison with competitors, and the table of rival domains is rebuilt before every meeting.
- Lost keywords are noticed too late because nobody exports the list on a regular basis.
The Keys.so block shows how many keywords the site holds in top 10 and top 50 and how visibility moved by month. Yandex Metrica visits sit next to it, so the client sees visibility growth turning into traffic.
The competitor block lists domains that overlap with the site most often in search results, with their visibility. The owner sees who grows faster in the niche and asks the contractor specific questions.
Paid search footprint, meaning ad count, ad keywords and estimated ad traffic by month, hints at when competitors push harder and how that lines up with the season.
How Keys.so appears inside the report
The report keeps the familiar Reportkey layout: source sections and period comparison.

A bar chart of top 10 and top 50 keywords by month with a visibility line, a table of five competitors with visibility and top 10 keywords, and a list of lost keywords with the previous position and page.
Three steps to the first report
Connect the account once, choose the reporting scope, and save the setup for recurring client reports.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers about how the integration works in Reportkey today.
What do I need to connect Keys.so?
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Often connected together
Working sources that teams usually add to the same report.
Keys.so report: the client's site against competitors
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