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You could paste data in manually. But that means switching to Ubersuggest, pulling a report, copying the numbers, and going back. Every time. For every question.

That gap is now closed.

Ubersuggest is now an official app inside ChatGPT. When you use it, ChatGPT calls Ubersuggest in real time to fetch live SEO data (keyword volumes, difficulty scores, related keywords, SERP snapshots) and weaves the results directly into the conversation. You ask. ChatGPT fetches. You get an answer built on actual data.

The Ubersuggest ChatGPT app is a native integration built using OpenAI’s App platform and Model Context Protocol (MCP). Not a browser extension. Not a workaround. A first-party connection that lets ChatGPT call Ubersuggest’s APIs directly during your conversation.

What’s Live Right Now: Keyword Research

The first capability is live keyword research. When you ask ChatGPT a question that requires keyword data, the app fetches it in real time from Ubersuggest’s database of over 100 million keywords. This includes:

• Search volume: actual monthly search data, not estimates based on training data
• Keyword difficulty: a 0-100 score showing how competitive a keyword is to rank for
• Related keywords: semantically related terms you might be missing
• Keyword suggestions: variations and long-tail opportunities based on your seed keyword
• SERP data: who’s currently ranking for a term and what types of content dominate the results

What’s Coming Next

The Ubersuggest ChatGPT app is launching in phases. Keyword research is live now. Coming soon:

• Domain analysis: pull traffic estimates, top pages, and organic keyword counts for any domain
• Backlink analysis: check referring domains, link authority, and new/lost link history
• Site audit: surface technical SEO issues directly in your ChatGPT conversation
• Content research: get content ideas and SEO scores without leaving the chat
• Projects: access your rank tracking data and keyword position history
• Utilities: SERP data, intent classification, and keyword expansion tools

Why This Is Different from Just Asking ChatGPT for Keywords

ChatGPT is excellent at reasoning, pattern recognition, and language. But it has a fundamental limitation when it comes to SEO data: it’s working from training data, not live search data.

When you ask ChatGPT what keywords to target, it’s generating plausible answers based on patterns in its training corpus. It’s not querying an actual keyword database. It doesn’t know current search volumes. It doesn’t know what’s ranking right now.

The Ubersuggest ChatGPT app solves this by making ChatGPT’s SEO answers data-grounded. ChatGPT still does the reasoning, strategy, and language. Ubersuggest provides the live facts it’s reasoning from. The combination is more useful than either alone.

A Real Example

Without the Ubersuggest app: You ask for long-tail keywords for your home cleaning service. ChatGPT gives you a list of logical-sounding phrases. No volume, no difficulty, no way to know if any have real traffic worth pursuing.

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With the Ubersuggest app: ChatGPT queries Ubersuggest and presents real data in context: “‘house cleaning service Austin’ has 880 monthly searches with difficulty 32, achievable for a newer site. ‘One-time cleaning Austin’ has 480 searches with difficulty 19, a lower-competition entry point. Here’s the full breakdown…”

Same question. Completely different answer.

How Ubersuggest Compares to Semrush’s ChatGPT Integration

Semrush launched their ChatGPT integration in December 2025, available to Business, Pro, Plus, Guru, and Enterprise plan subscribers, at prices that put it out of reach for most solo operators and small teams.

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The Ubersuggest ChatGPT app takes a different approach: available to any Ubersuggest user, on any plan, including free. You don’t need an enterprise license. You don’t need to upgrade. If you have a ChatGPT account and an Ubersuggest account, you’re set.

How to Set Up the Ubersuggest ChatGPT App

Setup takes under a minute:

1. Open the Ubersuggest app page at app.neilpatel.com/en/chatgpt-app
2. Sign in to ChatGPT. Free or paid account, any tier works.
3. Authorize the connection with your Ubersuggest credentials via OAuth.

1. Start your conversation. No special commands needed.

• “What are the best long-tail keywords for [your topic] with under 40 difficulty and over 300 monthly searches?”
• “What’s the search volume trend for [keyword] over the last 12 months? Growing or declining?”
• “Compare the keyword difficulty for these 5 keywords. Which is the best entry point for a new blog?”
• “Give me 20 related keywords for [seed keyword], sorted by lowest difficulty first.”
• “What types of content are ranking on page 1 for [keyword]? Blog posts, product pages, or something else?”
• “I’m writing a content plan for a [niche] site. Suggest 10 keywords with volume 200-2,000 and difficulty under 35.”
• “What question-based keywords exist around [topic] that I could answer in a FAQ section?”
• “I want to rank for [keyword]. How competitive is it, and what does my content need to beat the top results?”
• “Give me a keyword cluster around [main topic]: one pillar keyword and 8 supporting long-tail variations.”
• “What’s the CPC for [keyword]? Is there paid demand here that signals commercial intent?”

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Ubersuggest ChatGPT app free?

Yes. Connect it with a free Ubersuggest account and a free ChatGPT account. Data depth may vary by Ubersuggest plan tier.

Does this work on mobile ChatGPT?

The app works on web, mobile, and desktop ChatGPT, anywhere you access ChatGPT with your account.

Is my data secure?

Yes. The connection uses OAuth 2.0. No passwords are shared. Ubersuggest only receives the queries your session generates. No account data or personal information is exposed beyond what’s needed to answer your query.

When are domain analysis and backlink features launching?

The team is rolling out additional capabilities in phases. Check app.neilpatel.com/en/chatgpt-app for the latest.

Looking to take advantage of this functionality? You can add Ubersuggest to ChatGPT in under a minute on any plan, completely free to start. Follow the link here to add Ubersuggest to ChatGPT,

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Its pale stone facade rises above a busy Beirut street. Today, it remains under Jesuit stewardship, with Father Michael Petro leading the parish.

“It’s an interesting space, because it is on the edge of Ashrafieh, a predominantly Christian, francophone area, which has plenty of wealthy Lebanese people living in it. But it also has their domestic workers. From the start of the first waves of migrants in the 70s, this place became known as a place for them,” he tells Al Jazeera.

Every Sunday, during peacetime, the gravel car park is transformed into a cricket ground. Indian and Pakistani migrant workers play softball cricket while families sit on the sidelines sharing home-cooked food, catching up with friends and enjoying one of their few days away from work.

Today, the atmosphere is very different.

Instead of the crack of a plastic bat and Bollywood music spilling across the church grounds, rows of mattresses line the floors, and laundry hangs from railings. Men slouch on plastic chairs littered around the church, scrolling through their phones. Women carry blankets and washed clothes in plastic tubs. Only the children seem able to break the subdued mood, darting between adults and filling the space with bursts of laughter.

“When the war escalated, we immediately had large groups of Sudanese and South Sudanese come here,” Father Michael says. “They showed up because they would ask community leaders what to do, and were told to come here, as it is the first place they trusted.

"On one hand, that's very beautiful, because people thought they would be welcome here, and they were."

However, the strain of being a first port of call for so many displaced migrants is beginning to show.

Supplies are low, and tensions occasionally flare among those sheltering at the church. Father Michael says the church reached its capacity of 250 people on just the second day of the war.

"We've turned away more than 100 people in the last few days,” he says. “It's a disaster.”

Mohammad says daily life has become increasingly difficult, particularly since the arrival of their son.

“We do not have enough clothes, especially now that the baby is growing. Also, my wife's nutrition is not great. Sometimes she gets constipated, and then the baby becomes ill. We need more protein and vegetables. The diet is a huge concern.”

Living in crowded conditions, surrounded by uncertainty, has taken a toll on people’s mental wellbeing, Rufaida says.

“Because of the atmosphere and mental health problems, small problems become big ones. I said good morning to someone, and they didn’t like it. There are no big fights, but there is an underlying tension.”

Both say they understand why tempers sometimes fray. Many of those sheltering at the church have fled war, lost homes and spent months or years living with uncertainty.

Small problems become big ones.

by RUFAIDA, DISPLACED SUDANESE MOTHER

Their gratitude is rooted partly in what happened when Rufaida sought maternity care.

At Karatina Hospital, they say they were repeatedly overlooked by doctors in favour of Lebanese patients. “We were there to get papers so she could give birth in that hospital, but we were ignored, and Lebanese people were allowed into consultations first,” Mohammad says.

After waiting for three hours, a worker from the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS), who had accompanied them to the hospital, intervened and helped ensure they were seen.

Through support coordinated by JRS and partner organisations, the entire cost of Rufaida’s pregnancy was covered, including prenatal care, the cesarean delivery and Ahmad’s vaccinations.

“It gave me comfort and peace that I was able to deliver in a safe environment,” Rufaida says.

Their experience is increasingly common among Sudanese migrants in Lebanon, many of whom have found themselves uprooted more than once — first by war in Sudan and then by conflict in Lebanon.

Rufaida’s story is far from unique. According to figures published by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in August 2025, there are 164,097 migrants living in Lebanon, of which 14,854 are Sudanese nationals.

That number represents only a small fraction of the 4.4 million Sudanese who have fled their country since the outbreak of civil war in April 2023.

Some, like Rufaida, arrived on tourist visas. Others found jobs as concierges or domestic workers, under Lebanon's kafala sponsorship system, which ties a migrant worker's legal residency to their employer.

Human Rights Watch has described the system as, at its worst, a form of modern slavery.

About 3,800 Sudanese have also found asylum in Lebanon as registered refugees with the UN Refugee Agency.

For refugees in Lebanon, a UNHCR registration card can mean far more than a piece of paper. It offers a measure of protection from detention or deportation, can unlock access to aid and education where services exist, and, for many, represents their best hope of one day being resettled in another country.

Among them is 30-year-old Roudaina Mustafa. %!s()