Terms of use

TGGET helps research search demand and results. Third-party data may be incomplete or unavailable. Search frequency is not a customer count, and results do not guarantee low competition or a profitable idea. Use the service lawfully, respect limits and do not submit other people’s personal data without a basis. You are responsible for keeping account access secure. Research requires a verified email and available provider quota. Plans and payments. Paid plans and research packs are paid through a licensed payment provider named at the checkout: the provider processes the payment and issues the receipt, and refunds follow our refund policy. Subscriptions renew automatically at the end of each monthly or yearly period until cancelled; you can cancel from the plans page and keep the plan until the end of the paid period. Allowances, scan depth and limits of each plan are described on the plans page; we may change plans and prices with notice on the site, and a change never affects a period that is already paid. Prices are in US dollars before applicable tax. Public catalog. Researches run on the FREE plan are listed in the public niche catalog: the phrase, the measured numbers and the report become public pages; the description you typed does not. Paid plans keep researches private unless you publish them. Deleting a research removes its catalog page. Moderation. Every catalog page passes moderation before it is listed: an automated check by a language model and, where it is unsure or says no, a review by an administrator. Pages about products or services that are illegal or harmful (trade in drugs, weapons, counterfeit goods or documents, fraud, malware, sexual content involving minors, extremism, hate, and the like) are not listed and may be removed at any time, and researches in such areas may be deleted and the account suspended. Where legality depends on the country (gambling, regulated substances, prescription medicines, adult entertainment, financial schemes), the page stays unlisted until an administrator decides. Moderation is a service safeguard, not legal advice; you remain responsible for what you research and publish. We may limit or suspend accounts that abuse the service, automate it beyond the published limits or resell its output as their own data feed.