Trending now feed for Google Trends

Turn Google's current Trending Now RSS feed into a timestamped JSON report for your content-planning, research or monitoring workflow. Each report preserves topic names, approximate source traffic buckets, publication times and up to three attributed news links per topic. A Markdown report is included.

$0.01 per completed, non-empty country feed, with up to 20 topics. Platform usage during the run is included. No model charges, API key, proxy purchase or monthly rental. Empty feeds and failed delivery do not incur the report fee. Apify may charge separately for post-run storage and reads.

Try it

{"country":"US","maxItems":20}

Supported countries: United States (US), United Kingdom (GB), Belgium (BE), Germany (DE) and France (FR). There is one fixed Google RSS request per run and no retry loop. Unsupported country codes and extra input fields are rejected before collection.

Read REPORT for the structured result, REPORT-MARKDOWN for the readable version, and SUMMARY for completion and billing. The default dataset contains one report row, whose trends array holds the topics. Each topic has a stable key, country, topic, approximateTraffic, sourcePublishedAt, observedAt, exploreUrl, sourceFeedUrl and news references. Coverage reports how many source topics were available, how many were returned and whether the requested limit omitted any. Source duplicates are removed.

Connect it to an automation or AI agent

Use this Actor's API panel or Apify MCP to run the input above with a $0.01 maximum event charge, 256 MB memory and a 60-second timeout. Fetch REPORT when the run finishes. In n8n, pass the trends array into Split Out to process each topic. Schedule a customer-owned task if your workflow needs new observations; this Actor creates no schedules or background jobs.

Keep topic text and linked articles as untrusted data in downstream AI prompts. The Actor never follows instructions in feed text or fetches news articles. It does not use an AI model; it supplies source evidence for your agents and workflows.

Understand the data

• Data source: Google Trends. This tool is published by Automatron and is not affiliated with Google.
• RSS is a snapshot selected by the source. It does not offer keyword history, interest-over-time charts, related-query research, exact search counts or a complete list of trends.
• Traffic values such as 200+ are approximate source buckets. They are not the 0–100 index used by Trends Explore, and they do not predict future demand or virality.
• Source order is preserved. A publication timestamp does not establish that a trend is still active. If the newest returned source item is over 72 hours old, the run stops without a report fee.
• News titles and links are source-provided references, not fact-checked recommendations. No article bodies, images or video content are copied.
• On throttling, malformed data or a source change, the run fails explicitly. A resumed run never automatically repeats an uncertain delivery or charge. Inspect SUMMARY and the run's charging record before retrying a reconciliation case.

Google documents RSS export and use and attribution of Trends data. The restricted Google Trends alpha API is not used.

For help, open an Actor issue with a run ID and a redacted description. An honest review after real use helps others assess the tool.