Pinterest growth shouldn’t be guesswork
We’re creators and data people who got tired of flying blind — and of paying for three different tools to piece together one picture. So we built PinPinterest.
Pinterest is the most underrated traffic source on the internet. A single well-optimised pin can drive clicks for months or years. But the platform hides almost everything you need to win: how much demand really sits behind a keyword, how your pins actually rank, which competitors are pulling ahead, and whether your best content has been quietly throttled.
The existing tools each solved one slice of that — one for keywords, one for trends, one for pin health — and charged you separately for each. We thought creators deserved the whole picture in one place, at a price that respects the fact you’re trying to grow, not burn cash on software.
PinPinterest pulls Pinterest data into a single dashboard: a Pin Score that shows which pins are gaining traction, keyword demand and difficulty data, daily keyword rank tracking, and health alerts for when a pin loses reach. It’s free to start — spin up a 3-day trial and see what’s working in your niche in minutes.
We also publish a free blog and step-by-step guides on Pinterest keywords, SEO, analytics and strategy — the same questions our customers bring to us, answered in plain English for anyone who wants to grow, whether or not they ever sign up.
What we stand for
Read-only & safe
We never log into, post from, or automate your Pinterest account. PinPinterest is analytics only — there is nothing that could get your account flagged.
Honest metrics
Real numbers, clearly labelled. When something is an estimate (like outbound clicks), we say so. No inflated vanity stats to make you feel good.
One tool, not three
Keyword research, trend tracking and pin-health monitoring belong together. We bundle them so you stop paying for — and juggling — three subscriptions.
Fair pricing
One subscription instead of three, with a free 3-day trial and no card to start. Growth tools shouldn’t cost more than the traffic they earn you.
How we write the blog
The blog is free to read and written for people doing the work — creators, bloggers and shop owners growing on Pinterest. Its guides are published under one pen name, Mia Bennett, for the PinPinterest team, so the blog reads in one voice — and every guide is held to these four rules.
One real question per guide
Each article answers a question creators, bloggers and shop owners actually ask about Pinterest, and ends with what to do next. A guide you cannot act on is not finished.
Numbers are labelled
When a guide leans on data from our own index of public pins, it says so, and an estimate is called an estimate. We would rather print no figure than a made-up one.
Dated, so you can judge it
Pinterest changes, and advice ages. Every article shows the date it was published, so you can tell how current it is before you act on it.
Corrections are welcome
Spotted something wrong or out of date? Tell us through the contact page and we will look into it and fix the article if it is wrong.
PinPinterest is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by Pinterest, Inc. Questions or corrections: contact us.
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