What it adds
Each tracked question has a head keyword: the search keyword at its core. With Semrush connected, Bluemoon looks that keyword up in the question’s market and shows, on the Prompts page:- the Google search volume per month, with its three-month trend;
- on hover, the keyword difficulty (0–100) and Semrush’s intent labels;
- in the theme filter, the sum per theme with its base (“8.1k searches/mo on 6 of 12” means six of the theme’s twelve questions carry a number);
- on the prompt detail page, a fourth stat: Google searches per month.
This is the Google volume of the keyword behind the question, as Semrush reports it. It is not how often people ask the question to ChatGPT or another AI, and Bluemoon does not show a figure for that.
Connect
- In Semrush, open My profile → API keys and create a version 4 key. Any Semrush plan with MCP access works, which is every current plan.
- In Bluemoon, open Settings → Integrations → Semrush and paste the key. A workspace Admin does this.
- Bluemoon checks the key with one real call (10 of your Semrush MCP units) before saving it. If Semrush refuses the key, it is not stored.
- Click Refresh now, or wait for the nightly refresh.
What it costs you
The lookups run on your Semrush key and spend your Semrush units.- Each keyword costs 10 Semrush MCP API units per lookup. A workspace with 150 distinct keywords across its markets spends about 1 500 units a refresh.
- Each keyword is refreshed every 28 days. Semrush’s terms allow holding its data for one month, so a number older than a month is no longer shown, and is deleted shortly after.
- A keyword Semrush does not know is not looked up again for 28 days.
- Your key is used only for your workspace’s keywords, and the numbers it returns are not shared with other workspaces.