Google Trends API Scraper - Trending Searches & Keyword Trends
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Pay per event + usage
Google Trends data as rows: interest over time, interest by region, and top & rising related queries. Compare up to 5 keywords per line across multiple countries, plus Trending Now with hundreds of trends per country (volume, start time, related searches). No browser, no login.
One line per comparison. Put up to 5 terms on a line, separated by commas, to compare them against each other the way Google Trends does ("chatgpt, gemini"). A line with one term is a single-keyword report. Up to 50 lines per run. Each term in each geo is one keyword report. Leave empty only for a Trending Now-only run.
Two-letter country codes such as US, GB, DE, JP. Use "worldwide" for worldwide. Every search term line runs once per country.
[ "US"]Google's standard ranges. Ignored when a custom time range is set.
Optional. "YYYY-MM-DD YYYY-MM-DD" (start, space, end), e.g. "2024-01-01 2024-12-31". Overrides the time range above. Earliest start is 2004-01-01.
Google Trends category id, 0–2000; 0 means all categories. Examples: 7 Finance, 71 Food & Drink, 18 Shopping, 5 Computers & Electronics. To find an id, pick a category on trends.google.com and read the cat= parameter of the explore URL.
Which Google search the trend is measured on.
Google's 0–100 interest series for every term.
Each term's 0–100 interest per region (per country when worldwide).
Level of the region breakdown inside a country. Leave empty for states/provinces (REGION). Worldwide is always by country; COUNTRY inside a country falls back to REGION with a warning. DMA (metro areas) exists for the US only; other countries fall back to REGION with a warning. CITY is not offered for every country.
Same as the checkbox on the Google Trends website. Off (default) matches the website's default view; on adds regions with little search volume. Small territories can rank near the top either way (St. Helena is #2 for worldwide "nike").
Top and rising related searches for every term. Rising percentages other than "Breakout" do not match the ones on the Google Trends website: use them only to order the rising list.
Add the Trending Now list (the trends.google.com/trending page), up to 500 trends for each country below: title, search volume, start time, related queries, categories.
Two-letter country codes for Trending Now, up to 50.
[ "US"]Trends that started within this window. Longer windows return more trends (US: about 20 for 4 hours, 240 for 24 hours, 650 for 48 hours, 1,890 for 7 days), up to the 500-per-country cap. Via the API, send it as a string ("48", not 48).
Trends kept per country, in Google's order, up to 500. Each one is a billed result.