Are there free tools that would tell me the cpc for my keywords?
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If not what tools do you recommend to use to get an accurate cpc $ for estimating budget?
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Hi,
There is no such tool exist which can give you exact actual cpc of any keyword because there are multiple factors that decides actual cpc mainly QS and keyword bids.
You can get rough estimate in Google keyword planner tool.
Thanks
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Probably another tool that you want to look into is SEMRush. They provide a ton of data around keywords which includes the CPC. This will probably give you some insights into what you could be bidding and what not.
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For free, there is no better option than Keyword Planner
If your work on PPC campaigns,
for me the best option out there is Wordstream.
Trust me, it will save you money, time and headaches. But it will cost you $250/ month
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