🔥 Google Trends : Trending Search Scraper
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from $3.50 / 1,000 results
Scrape Google Trends trending searches for 55+ countries. Search volume,growth %, categories, related queries and news — one row per trend.
📋 Optional. Paste one or many Google Trends Trending Now URLs — one per line. Example: https://trends.google.com/trending?geo=GB&hours=48. Country, hours and category are read straight from each URL. Leave empty to just use the country picker below.
🗺️ Select one or more countries. Each country is collected independently — one failing country never stops the others. Add as many as you like for a multi-market sweep.
[ "US"]🧭 Any two-letter code Google Trends supports, e.g. LK, NP, QA. Handy for markets missing from the picker above. Codes are merged with your selection.
How recent should a trend be to show up? Google decides how many terms exist for each window — wider window = more terms.
🎯 Keep only trends in the categories you pick. Leave empty to get every category. A term can belong to more than one category.
[]🎁 Hard stop on how many trending terms are saved for each country. Use a small number for a quick sample, or 0 to take every trend Google returns.
Language used for the trend labels and news headlines you get back.
How rows are ordered inside each country before the max-items cap is applied.
Full coverage fetches articles for every trend that has them (richest data). Headlines only is a quick pass that covers just the top trends. Off is the fastest option.
📉 Cap how many trends get the news treatment, per country. Lower = faster and cheaper. 0 means every trend that has articles.
How many news lookups run at the same time. Higher = faster, but be gentle — Google throttles aggressive clients.
Adds the full list of related queries people searched alongside the trend. Turn off for slimmer rows.
Adds Google's internal article identifiers for each trend. Mostly useful for advanced pipelines and de-duplication.
🌐 Optional. Leave the default for most runs. Change it only if you need custom network settings.
{ "useApifyProxy": false}How many countries are collected at the same time. Only matters when you selected more than one country.
♻️ Total attempts before a request is given up on (3 = one try plus two retries).
⏲️ How long to wait for Google to respond before treating a request as failed.
Global ceiling on outbound requests per second across the whole run. Lower values are gentler and get blocked far less often.
Additional randomised pause added before each request. Use 0 to go as fast as the rate ceiling allows.