Chrome extension search data, 2026

Every figure comes from a DataForSEO pull covering the US market, dated 2026-09-26. We didn't estimate or supplement any number by hand; every query and volume shown traces back to that single dataset pull.

It's DataForSEO's estimate of how many searches a given query receives per month from users in the United States. It's a modeled estimate rather than an exact count, and it can shift as the underlying model updates.

KD stands for keyword difficulty, a 0 to 100 score estimating how hard a query is to rank for organically. Lower numbers mean less established competition; a KD near 100, like plain "chrome extension," means dominant, hard-to-displace results already exist.

Google Translate-related queries dominate by a wide margin, with "google translate extension for chrome" alone estimated at 823,000 monthly US searches, far ahead of any other brand or task query in the pull.

At 33,100 monthly volume and a KD of 12, the Claude chrome extension query sits in a gap where meaningful search interest exists but organic competition for that exact phrase hasn't caught up yet, unlike older, more contested brand queries.

Their raw volume is far smaller than site-specific queries, often in the tens or low hundreds monthly, but several carry very low KD, meaning a well-built page could realistically rank even on modest traffic potential.

These queries carry real four-figure monthly volume, but their KD sits in the high 70s and 80s because a small set of established explainer pages already answer this exact platform question and dominate the results.

We excluded video-downloader, unblocked-games, quiz-hack, paywall-bypass, and adult-content queries from every table, since those categories fall outside what Find Extensions reviews and would distort the picture of genuine extension search demand.

This page reflects a single DataForSEO pull dated 2026-09-26. Search volumes shift over time, so treat these numbers as a snapshot of that date rather than a live, constantly refreshed feed.

No. They measure how often people search a given phrase, nothing about how many people actually install an extension afterward or how good that extension is. Search demand and install or quality outcomes are separate questions entirely.

Generic, one- or two-word queries attract the most established competition on the internet, including Google's own store pages and major publications, which pushes their KD to the maximum end of the 0 to 100 scale.

This page shows the standout queries from each category rather than the full raw dataset. The tables were built directly from the DataForSEO CSV exports pulled on 2026-09-26 for the US market.