# Changelog of Google Trends Scraper & API: 100 Keywords, One Scale (`brainfoods_studio/google-trends-scraper`) Actor

- **URL**: https://apify.com/brainfoods_studio/google-trends-scraper/changelog.md
- **Full Actor documentation**: https://apify.com/brainfoods_studio/google-trends-scraper.md

## Changelog

### 0.1.17 (1 November 2026)

- New, premium: signals per keyword (share of search, breakout score, momentum, peak months), switched on with includeSignals.
- New: monitor mode (monitorKey) returns only new trending searches and related queries, with optional Slack or webhook alerts (deliveryWebhookUrl).
- A Google challenge page during warm-up now moves the run to residential proxy at once (when your plan has it).

### 0.1.12 (1 November 2026)

- New: `lowPrecision` on summary rows. It is true when a keyword averages below 5 on the run's 0-100 scale, where integer rounding makes percentage changes unreliable.

### 0.1.10 (1 November 2026)

- New: a free summary row per keyword with data. It shows the latest value, peak, average, change over the range, change on last year, trend and a spike flag, on the same scale as interest over time. On by default; switch off with includeSummary.
- README: measured results, AI-agent (MCP) setup, ready-to-run inputs, how to read the numbers, cost per typical run.

### 0.1.7 (1 November 2026)

- Fix: an anchor keyword is now ignored when no rescale happens (rescale set to never, 5 or fewer keywords on auto, or interest over time switched off). Before, it was fetched and charged as an extra keyword.

### 0.1 (1 November 2026)

- First public release on Apify Store.
- Interest over time for up to 100 keywords on one 0-100 scale (anchor-based rescaling across batches).
- Interest by region (country, state, city, metro area), related queries (top and rising), related topics when Google provides them, trending now per country.
- Warmed sessions, paced requests, retries with backoff, session swap and proxy fallback. A failed keyword gives an error row; the run still succeeds.
- Pay-per-event pricing: charged per keyword that returns data, after results are saved, never past your spending limit.