Google Trends Scraper | Compare 1,000 Terms, Daily Data
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from $1.00 / 1,000 term reports
Google Trends data without a browser: interest over time for up to 1,000 terms on one comparable scale, daily points over years, interest by region, top and rising related queries, and Trending now by country with search volumes.
Keywords or phrases, one per line. A Google Knowledge Graph topic ID such as /m/05p0rrx (Bitcoin, the topic) also works. Duplicates are removed, case insensitive.
On: all terms share one 0-100 scale, so a 50 for one term means half the searches of a 100 for another. Off: each term is read on its own, its own peak is 100, and values do not compare between terms.
Google compares at most 5 terms per request. With more, every request includes this term and the results are rescaled through it, then the whole set is brought back to 100 at its highest point. Pick a term with steady, mid-to-high search volume. Empty: the first search term.
Empty for worldwide, or a Google Trends location code: a country (US, FR, DE), a region (US-CA, GB-ENG, FR-J) or a US metro area (US-NY-501).
Google picks the point spacing from the range: by the minute up to 4 hours, by the hour up to 7 days, by the day up to 269 days, by the week up to 5 years, by the month beyond. Turn on Daily points to get one point per day on long ranges.
First day of a custom range, from 2004-01-01. Used only when Time range is Custom dates.
Last day of a custom range. Used only when Time range is Custom dates.
Past 269 days, Google only gives weekly or monthly points. On: the range is read in 269-day windows and each window is calibrated on the weekly or monthly series of the whole range, so you get one comparable point per day, up to 10 years. Costs no extra event, takes a few more seconds per term.
Narrow the searches to a Google Trends category, by its number: 0 all categories, 3 Arts and Entertainment, 5 Computers and Electronics, 7 Finance, 8 Games, 12 Business and Industrial, 16 News, 18 Shopping, 20 Sports, 45 Health, 47 Autos and Vehicles, 67 Travel, 71 Food and Drink, 958 Jobs and Education. The number is the cat= value of a Google Trends link.
Which Google search the interest comes from.
Language of region names, such as en-US, fr, de, es. It does not filter the searches; Location does.
Where each term is searched the most, 100 being the region with the highest share of searches.
Auto: countries for a worldwide search, regions inside a country. Metro areas (DMA) need a US location. Cities work best inside a region such as US-CA.
Top related queries (up to 25, 100 being the most searched) and rising ones (growth in %, or Breakout above 5000%).
Country codes (US, GB, FR, IN...). For each country you get every trend Google lists right now in Trending now: often several hundred over 24 hours.
Trends started in this window.
Keep only trends in these categories. Empty: all categories.
Skip trends Google marks as ended.
Keep the N trends with the highest search volume in each country. 0 keeps them all.
How many requests run at once, each on its own proxy session. 5 is a good balance between speed and Google's rate limits.
