Google Trends Historical Data Since 2004
Get the full Google Trends history for thousands of keywords, from 2004 to today, or for any exact date range you set. See long-term growth, decline and seasonality for each keyword, with the average, peak, peak date and current direction. Use it for market research, forecasting and academic studies. Trend line only, $1.50 per 1,000 keywords.
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Google Trends web search data starts on January 1, 2004. The Google Trends Historical Data task gets everything from then to today, or any exact range you enter as YYYY-MM-DD YYYY-MM-DD.
Google returns monthly points for ranges over 5 years, weekly points up to 5 years and daily points for short ranges. The Google Trends Historical Data task keeps the points exactly as Google gives them.
Add codes such as today 5-y or exact date ranges under Several time ranges, and the Google Trends Historical Data task runs every keyword for each of them.
The Google Trends Historical Data task costs $1.50 per 1,000 keywords for the trend line. Keywords with too little search volume are free.