Google Trends Scraper – Compare 100+ Keywords
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from $0.01 / 1,000 results
Google Trends data for any number of keywords: interest over time, interest by region, related and rising queries, plus Trending Now by country. Compare 100+ keywords on one scale, get spike and breakout alerts on a schedule. Pay only per result.
Keyword trends: interest over time, interest by region and related searches for your search terms (one row per keyword).
Trending now: what is spiking in Google Search right now in one or more countries (one row per trending search).
Keywords to look up, one per line. Each keyword gets its own row with Google's 0–100 interest scale. Google Trends syntax works: tea + coffee (either), "green tea" (exact), tea -green (exclude), or a topic id like /m/07c1v.
Put all search terms on one shared 0–100 scale, like Google's comparison chart – but for up to 300 keywords (Google allows 5). Overlapping requests are combined into one consistent scale. Leave off to get each keyword on its own scale.
Paste explore links from trends.google.com (e.g. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?q=tea,coffee&geo=GB). The link's terms, location, time range, category and search type are used. A link with several terms is a comparison.
Country code like US, GB, DE, or a region like US-CA. Leave empty for Worldwide.
Period to analyse. Shorter periods give finer data: minutes or hours for the past day/week, days up to 9 months, weeks up to 5 years, months for 2004–present.
Overrides the time range above. Format YYYY-MM-DD YYYY-MM-DD, e.g. 2025-01-01 2025-06-30. For hourly data use YYYY-MM-DDTHH YYYY-MM-DDTHH (max 7 days).
Narrow results to a topic area (e.g. python in Computers & Electronics vs. Pets & Animals). Deeper categories work through a Google Trends link.
Which Google search to measure.
The timeline (0–100) plus summary numbers: average, peak, latest, recent change, rising/falling, spike flag, year-over-year change.
Where the keyword is most popular (countries for Worldwide, states/regions for a country).
Auto follows Google: countries for Worldwide, subregions for a country. Cities work for most countries; metro areas (DMA) only for the US.
Top regions to keep, sorted by interest. 0 = all.
Also list regions where Google has little data (shown as 0).
Top and rising searches people also make, including 'Breakout' queries (growth over 5,000%).
Top and rising topics (entities). Google often returns this list empty for automated access and never offers it in comparisons; you are not charged extra either way.
Country codes for Trending now, e.g. US, GB, IN, DE. One run can cover many countries.
Time window for trending searches.
Skip trends that have already ended.
Google lists up to a few hundred trends per country and time window.
Adds the news stories Google links to the top trends (one extra request per country).
Give a name (e.g. daily-us-trends or my-brands) and schedule the Actor. Trending now: later runs return only trends that are new since the previous run. Keyword trends: each row lists rising queries that are new since the previous run and an alert flag (new breakout or spike). Runs with the same name share this memory.
With a monitor name, Trending now returns only trends not reported before.
With a monitor name, the first Trending now run returns nothing (and costs nothing) and just remembers what is trending; alerts start with the next run.
Stop after this many rows. 0 = no limit. You can also set a spending limit when you start the run.
How many proxy sessions query Google at once. Higher is faster; Google rate-limits aggressive clients, and the Actor backs off and rotates sessions automatically.
Language for region names and labels, e.g. en-US, de, es-MX. Search terms are never translated.
