Short answer: you will receive a keyword plan per page, not a spreadsheet with a thousand rows.
A raw keyword list is only half the work and usually the least useful part. The plan links each chosen keyword to a specific page: which page ranks for what, which pages should be merged because they conflict with each other, and where a page is missing that ought to be there.
Specifically, you will receive:
- One primary keyword and a handful of supporting terms for each existing page
- A list of missing pages, ordered by expected return
- Pages that compete with each other, including advice on which should become the primary page
- Keywords we consciously omit, along with the reasoning
This turns the research into an immediate blueprint, rather than a document that ends up forgotten in a folder.