Google Trends API & Scraper
Pricing
from $1.50 / 1,000 keywords
Find out what people search for, and when. For any keywords: growth, seasonal peaks and the date to publish by, breakout queries and top regions, compared on one scale. Plus Trending Now: every search trending in any country, with volume and related searches. Export to Excel or API.
Keyword analysis studies the keywords you give. Trending Now lists every search trending in a country right now, with search volume, growth and related queries.
Search terms to analyze (Keyword analysis mode). Each keyword is one result. Topic IDs such as /m/0dl567 are accepted too.
Optional. Paste Google Trends explore URLs (trends.google.com/trends/explore?q=...). Each keyword in the URL is analyzed with the URL's own location, time range, search type and category.
Country or region code (US, GB, ES, US-CA...). Leave empty for worldwide.
Seasonality and year-over-year change need at least 2 years (Past 5 years or 2004–present).
Overrides Time range. Format: YYYY-MM-DD YYYY-MM-DD, e.g. 2020-01-01 2024-12-31.
Which Google search to measure: web, images, news, Google Shopping or YouTube.
Google Trends category ID (0 = all categories).
Rising queries marked as Breakout grew more than 5000%.
Relative interest per country, region, metro or city.
Granularity of the regional breakdown. Automatic follows the location (countries for worldwide, regions for a country). City level is not offered: Google returns no data for it.
Adds the raw timeline (and the common-scale timeline when comparing) to each result. Averages, trend, YoY and seasonality are always computed. Off by default to keep results compact for spreadsheets and AI agents; turn it on to chart the data.
Google Trends compares at most 5 terms. This batches keywords with a shared anchor term and rescales them onto one 0–100 scale, so any number of keywords can be ranked by relative popularity.
Term shared by every batch. Pick one of medium popularity among your keywords. Defaults to the first keyword.
publishBy = next seasonal peak minus this many days. 45 days lets new content collect rankings and user signals before demand peaks.
Country codes for Trending Now (US, GB, ES, DE...). One request per country.
Time window of Trending Now. The US returns roughly 30 trends for 4 hours, 300 for 24 hours and 1,900 for 7 days.
Skip trends that have already ended.
0 returns all of them. Each trend is one result.
Language for dates and topic names, e.g. en-US, es-ES.
Keywords processed in parallel.
Start on the server's own IP and switch to the proxy only when Google blocks it.
