KEYWORD REPORT United States · Google Web SearchUpdated 2026-10-27
air mattressSearch volume and trends in the United States
Demand for air mattress peaked in April 2026 at 291,520 estimated searches, 6.5 times the lowest month (February 2026). Of 39 related keywords with an intent label, 41% are tagged informational, 79% commercial and 15% transactional (a keyword can have more than one tag). The largest related searches are air mattress near me (18,100), air mattress walmart (18,100), twin air mattress (14,800).
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Average monthly searches i110,000Estimated 12-month averageSEO difficulty26/100Lower competitionCost per click$0.30Estimated CPC · USDKeyword intent
informationalcommercial
This keyword only
Interest over time
United States · Past 12 months
≈1,320,859estimated searches
Updated 2026-10-27 14:29 UTC · Values show search interest relative to the highest point in the selected range (100). Changes are estimates; hourly times are UTC.
Searches by month
Estimated annual total · 1,320,000 · peak 2026-04
Monthly search figures are estimates.
Seasonality
Average interest by calendar month · last 5 years
Interest by calendar month · last 12 months
Google Ads data
United States · Keyword Planner · last 12 months
Monthly searches165,000
Top-of-page bid$0.23–$1.47
CompetitionIndex 100/100High
Keyword Planner rounds search volumes into ranges, so these figures often differ from the average monthly searches above.
Interest by subregion
United States · Past 12 months · relative interest, 0–100
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RegionInterestEst. searches
1Wyoming10024,612
2Washington1239,507
3Delaware114,779
4Florida11104,814
5California11180,632
6District of Columbia102,857
7New York1082,478
8Alabama1021,527
9Arizona1031,317
10Illinois1052,885
Scores compare the share of searches in each region; a small region can rank high with few searches.
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Monthly volume against SEO difficulty · larger dots have more searches
KD under 30KD 30–59KD 60 and aboveHas a reportLarger dots have more searches