Keyword Tracker Snap View in the Helium 10 Chrome Extension

With the Helium 10 Chrome Extension, you can now see your tracked keyword rankings directly on any Amazon product page. There’s no need to switch tabs or look up your ASIN in the Keyword Tracker tool page anymore.

How to access:

Once you have the Helium 10 Chrome Extension installed and enabled on, go to any Amazon product page to instantly view

• Current keyword rankings for that ASIN at a glance
• Add or edit tracked keywords directly from the extension
• One-click access to full Keyword Tracker whenever you need deeper analysis or historical trends

Who Has Access

Keyword and Boost quotas are shared with Keyword Tracker (web), and there is no separate quota for the Chrome Extension.

What can you do with the Keyword Tracker Snap View?

See Your Rankings Instantly

• View your tracked keywords for the exact ASIN you're browsing
• If the exact ASIN isn't tracked, the extension will show data from the parent listing (if available) or let you know the ASIN is untracked.

• Switch to Parent View for a read-only look at parent-level data 
  (available only when both the parent and child ASINs are tracked in Keyword Tracker)
• See keyword phrase, tags, search volume, and Organic/Sponsored rank with trend sparklines
• Check Boost status at a glance
• Filter by tag, search within your list, refresh data, or export to CSV

Add or Edit Keywords Without Leaving Amazon

• Add new keywords to track, or edit existing ones, directly from the extension
• Paste multiple keywords at once — duplicates are automatically filtered out
• Add keywords from your saved lists
• Changes sync in real time with Keyword Tracker (web), since both use the same data and quota pool

Upgrading When You Need More

• Free/Starter users will see an “Upgrade to Unlock” prompt

• If you reach your keyword or Boost quota limit, you'll be prompted to upgrade to Diamond or add a Keyword Add-on
• Every view includes a one-click “Open Keyword Tracker” link to jump into full Keyword Tracker (web) for deeper analysis

How Keyword Tracker Displays Data for Child and Parent ASINs   

Many Amazon listings are structured as parent-child relationships, where a single parent ASIN can have multiple child ASINs (different sizes, colors, or variations). Because keyword performance can be tracked at either level, Keyword Tracker (KT) needs a clear, consistent way to decide which data to show you when you're viewing a specific product's display page. This logic ensures you always see the most relevant and accurate keyword data for the exact ASIN you're working on.

Here’s how this works, so you always know what you’re seeing.

1. Child data always takes priority

If you’re viewing a child ASIN and it’s already tracked in KT, you’ll always see the child’s data. KT will not automatically switch you to the parents’ data.  

2. When the child ASIN isn't tracked, parent data can fill the gap

If the child ASIN isn’t tracked, but its parent ASIN is and has at least one keyword, KT will show the parent’s data instead. This lets you see performance at the parent level until the child is tracked. 

If the parent also has no keywords, the listing is marked as not tracked, and you’ll see the usual empty state. 

3. Switching between Child and Parent views

When both the child and parent are tracked, and the parent has at least one keyword, KT will show the child view first. You can switch between the child and parent views using the tabs at the top of the panel. 
 

Keep in mind, the Parent tab is view-only. You won’t see options to edit or add keywords there. To change parent-level keywords, go to the Keyword Tracker Web tool page.

4. Keywords are always added to the view you're currently on

Any keywords you add or edit will apply to the product you’re currently viewing:

• If you’re viewing child data, new keywords are added to the child ASIN.
• If you’re viewing parent data, this view is read-only. You can’t add or edit keywords from here.

5. Parent data is always clearly labeled

To make it clear which ASIN’s data you’re seeing, KT will show “Parent Data Only” in the UI whenever parent-level data appears on a child PDP.

What is the benefit of using Keyword Tracker Snap View?

Previously, checking a keyword's ranking on Amazon required leaving the page, opening Helium 10, searching for the ASIN, and navigating to Keyword Tracker. Now, you can view rankings, Boost status, tags, and add keywords directly from the Amazon product page. For deeper analysis of ranking trends and history, Keyword Tracker (web) remains the best option.