Google Trends Keyword Opportunity Finder

Decide which topics deserve content, campaign, product, or market attention before investing more time or budget.

Enter up to five keywords and receive Google Trends interest over time, regional demand, related and rising searches, plus an explainable Trend Opportunity Score. No Google login or API key is required.

Quick Start

1. Enter one keyword—or up to five terms you want to compare.
2. Choose a market and analysis period.
3. Click Start and review the Dataset, OUTPUT, or visual REPORT.html.

The prefilled example is ready to run in under 30 seconds.

{
  "keywords": ["ChatGPT", "Claude"],
  "geo": "US",
  "timeRange": "today 3-m",
  "property": "web"
}

All other settings are optional. Their defaults include the trend timeline, regional demand, and related queries.

Input → result → decision

Input	What you receive	Decision it supports
Keywords or topics	Relative interest, momentum, volatility, and score	Which topic deserves priority?
Market and period	Trend line and regional demand for the selected context	Where and when is interest strongest?
Search channel	Web, YouTube, News, Images, or Shopping signals	Which channel fits the opportunity?
Optional output controls	Timeline, regions, and related/rising queries	Which evidence should enter your workflow?

Three practical use cases

1. Prioritize an SEO or content calendar

Compare candidate topics, inspect momentum and rising queries, then choose the terms with the strongest current evidence.

2. Validate regional demand before a campaign

Measure the same topic in a target country and use the regional rows to decide where localization or media spend deserves a closer look.

3. Monitor products, categories, or competitors

Schedule the same bounded comparison and track changes in relative interest, volatility, breakout queries, and opportunity score over time.

Example output

This sanitized aggregate comes from the retained successful validation run for the current Actor release:

{
  "status": "SUCCEEDED",
  "records_delivered": 125,
  "keywords_analyzed": 1,
  "time_points": 53,
  "regions": 51,
  "related_queries": 20,
  "warnings": []
}

Dataset rows identify their shape with record_type:

• keyword_summary: current, average, median and peak interest; momentum; volatility; score; level; confidence; reasons.
• interest_over_time: date, timestamp, normalized interest_value, and partial-period flag.
• interest_by_region: region name/code and normalized interest.
• related_query: top/rising type, rank, observed value, growth when supplied, and breakout.

OUTPUT summarizes the run. REPORT.html provides a leaderboard, compact trend charts, related queries, regions, warnings, and methodology.

Pricing

The current price is USD 0.00025 per valid unique trend-result Dataset row delivered.

Delivered rows	Price
100	USD 0.025
1,000	USD 0.25
10,000	USD 2.50

The billable unit is a delivered Dataset row, not an input keyword. One keyword can produce a summary plus multiple timeline, regional, and related-query rows. Failed requests, empty results, warnings, duplicates, invalid records, OUTPUT, and REPORT.html are not billed.

Verified proof points

• Current production build: 0.1.2.
• Retained Cloud validation: 125 unique records delivered in 11.737 seconds with zero warnings.
• Dataset, OUTPUT, REPORT.html, deduplication, and delivery-before-charge contracts validated.
• 85 deterministic tests previously passed across input, acquisition, parsing, scoring, partial results, billing, and schemas.
• Values remain traceable to public Google Trends responses; missing data is not invented.

These checks demonstrate the validated contract, not a service-level guarantee or a promise of complete upstream coverage.

Limitations

• Google Trends values are normalized relative-interest indices from 0–100, not absolute search volume or market share.
• Results depend on the selected terms, market, period, category, and search channel.
• Google can change or rate-limit public endpoints; a valid run can contain warnings or fewer record types.
• Regional and related-query coverage depends on what Google returns for that request.
• The Trend Opportunity Score ranks evidence observed in the current run; it does not predict revenue or financial performance.

Start now

Use the prefilled keyword, choose your market and period, then click Start. Replace the example with your own topic when you are ready.

Responsible use

Use this Actor in accordance with Google’s terms and applicable law. This independent product is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or officially connected to Google.