Google Trends Scraper
Pricing
from $0.70 / 1,000 results
Google Trends data that actually comes back. Google requires a session cookie before serving its Trends endpoints and throttles back-to-back calls — this primes the session and paces requests, so runs succeed instead of returning empty. Interest over time, related queries, regional interest.
type
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Which dataset this row belongs to: interest_over_time, related_query, related_topic or by_region.
keyword
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The search term this row describes.
date
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Human-readable date label as Google Trends renders it.
isoDate
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The same point in time as an ISO 8601 timestamp, for sorting and joining.
timestamp
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Unix timestamp in seconds.
value
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Relative search interest, 0-100, where 100 is peak interest for that keyword in the selected timeframe and region. Null means no data was returned - it is not the same as 0, which means no measurable interest.
isPartial
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True when the period is still forming and the value will change. Google returns these silently; we label them.
rank
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For related results: 'top' means consistently popular, 'rising' means growing fastest.
query
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The related search term or topic title.
topicType
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For related topics, the entity type Google assigns, e.g. 'Topic' or 'Company'.
formattedValue
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Google's own label for the growth figure, such as '+250%' or 'Breakout'.
isBreakout
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True when Google marks the term as a breakout - growth over 5000%, meaning it had little to no prior search volume.
link
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Direct Google Trends link for the related term.
geoCode
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ISO code for the country or sub-region.
geoName
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Human-readable name of the country or sub-region.
hasData
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False when a region had too little search volume for Google to report a value.
