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Data > Keyword > Metrics
Fetch All Keyword Metrics
Retrieve the most recent difficulty, volume, organic CTR, priority, and/or search intent metrics for any keyword that exists in our database.
Search intent is opt-in until October 1, 2026 via options.include_intent (which defaults to false); after that date it will be returned by default. Quota cost remains 4 unless intent values are fetched, in which case it is 5.
JSON-RPC Method:
data.keyword.metrics.fetchserp_query
object
The SERP query object describes a keyword or search phrase in combination with several options to specify how the query is run (i.e. how a SERP should be retrieved for this keyword if necessary).
options
object
Options to further refine the keyword metrics that are returned. include_intent defaults to false if not provided.
Results include both the parsed Serp Query along with the keyword metrics. If a value cannot be found, or an error has occurred when generating it, it will be `null`. `intent` is `null` unless it is opted into with `options.include_intent`, and is only available for supported (English) locales. If intent is unavailable for the SERP, it will be `null` even when opted in.
keyword_metrics
object
Available metrics for a given keyword. If a value is null, it could not be calculated when the keyword was last collected.
serp_query
object
Represents a SERP query object.
Uses one row per returned value, for a max of 5. Any unavailable (null) values will be discounted from the total row usage. intent only counts toward usage when opted into with options.include_intent and available for the SERP.
api.limits.data.rows