Privacy

blogwriter for Chrome

This covers the blogwriter Chrome extension and the keyword finder at blogwriter.pro/tools/find-keyword. Updated 3 October 2026.

What we collect

Your email. You sign in with it. We email you a 6-digit code to prove it is yours.

The keyword you searched on Google. The extension reads it from the address of a Google search page, so it can show that keyword’s difficulty, searches and clicks.

Your country. The one you pick in the extension, or the country of your internet connection.

Your searches and payments. How many searches you have used, and the 10-search packs you buy.

What we don’t collect

We don’t read other pages, your browsing history, or anything you type outside Google’s search box.

We don’t sell your data, show ads, or track you across sites.

Why we use it

To sign you in, look up keyword numbers, count your free and paid searches, and stop abuse.

A keyword’s numbers are kept so the next person asking for it gets them at once.

Who else sees it

Ahrefs gives us keyword numbers. We send them the keyword and country, never your email.

Dodo Payments runs checkout. They handle your card; we receive your email and a payment ID.

Our database and email provider store and send what is above, for us only.

On your computer

The extension keeps your sign-in, your pack, your country and the numbers of keywords you looked up in Chrome’s storage, so a keyword you looked up before shows at once.

On blogwriter.pro it shares that sign-in with the keyword finder, so you sign in once.

Deleting it

Sign out in the extension to remove your sign-in and the keywords it kept from Chrome. Removing the extension removes everything it kept.

To delete your account and its history, email team@blogwriter.pro.

Questions

Email team@blogwriter.pro. Everything else blogwriter does is in our privacy policy.