Export Google Trends interest over time, regions, related queries, rising searches and Trending Now topics. Schedule a keyword watchlist to track new rising and Breakout signals. No Google account or source API key is needed.
Some runs spent too long retrying Related Queries when Google would not return
that data. We've shortened the extra retry and moved timeline and regional
lookups ahead of it. If Related Queries still fails, you keep the other results
with a clear partial status. Your last complete monitoring snapshot stays intact.
We also added a short retry for temporary connection problems at startup.
Persistent connection failures are still reported before any checks are charged.
Your existing Tasks and API inputs work as before.
18 September 2026: Better handling of refused requests
1.0.34 and 1.0.33
Added a fresh connection attempt for Related Queries when ordinary retries
do not help. The 22 September update reduces the time spent on this step.
Fixed runs that described rejected search settings as a Google outage.
Results now explain which groups Google rejected.
If Keywords and Comparison groups together exceed 200 groups, the first
200 can still run. The extra groups are marked as invalid.
Trending Now lists with more than 50 countries are caught by input validation
before a run starts.
17 September 2026: Catch blank keywords before starting
1.0.32
Empty or whitespace-only keywords in Comparison groups now show an input error
before the run starts, just like empty entries in the main Keywords field.
14 September 2026: Keep useful results from larger runs
1.0.28
Fixed a case where a large batch was marked as failed even though timeline and
regional data had been collected. Missing Related Queries alone no longer
causes that outcome.
Runs that reach their time limit after verifying at least one check can now
finish with the results collected so far. The summary shows which checks were
completed, partial or unfinished, so you can decide what to run again.
Retries also leave a pause between temporary Google refusals without fetching
successful results again.
13 September 2026: A dedicated regional results view
Added an Interest by region view with region names, codes, keywords and
relative interest, including an indicator for unavailable data.
You can now use UK and UK regional codes in place of the corresponding
GB codes, or worldwide and global for a worldwide search.
Added retry attempts for Related Queries within the existing time limit.
11 September 2026: Custom dates and settings for each group
You can enter a date range such as 2025-11-01 2026-01-31 in the input form or
API. Each Comparison group can also have its own country, timeframe, category
and search property. A mistake in one group's settings affects that group only.
We also fixed valid Trends and Trending Now responses being rejected because
their response type was labelled incorrectly. The run summary now distinguishes
checks skipped at a time or spending limit from actual source failures.
9 September 2026: Safer handling of spending limits and interruptions
Completed groups are delivered as they finish, so a later error does not
discard data you've already received.
Fixed delivery of the last paid group or feed when it reaches the spending
limit. A smaller remaining budget can still cover a Trending Now feed.
Errors in one group are isolated from other groups. Failed checks free up
their reserved budget for later work.
Interrupted monitoring runs keep the last complete snapshot. Restarting the
same interrupted run stops safely to avoid repeating potentially paid work.
Start a new run when you want to check again.
8 September 2026: Clearer results when Google asks us to wait
Retries now coordinate their pauses instead of repeatedly requesting data while
Google asks the Actor to wait. The run summary also shows the outcome for each
requested data type, making incomplete results easier to spot.
2 September 2026: Updated connection defaults
1.0.13
Updated the default connection settings for keyword searches. Inputs using
automatic Apify Proxy settings pick up the new defaults without changes.
1 September 2026: First release
1.0
Collect timelines, regional interest, related and rising queries, Breakouts and
Trending Now topics. Use a snapshot for one-off research or monitor a watchlist
for new signals, then browse the results or export them to your workflow.
Every group has a status, including partial and failed checks. Only fully
answered keyword groups and Trending Now feeds are charged.
To get these updates, use the latest build in your run or Task settings.
If you've pinned an older build, choose a newer one when you're ready to upgrade.