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Google Trends Scraper - Reliable, No 429 Errors

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$10.00 / 1,000 keywords

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Google Trends Scraper - Reliable, No 429 Errors

Google Trends Scraper - Reliable, No 429 Errors

Get Google Trends interest over time, interest by region, related queries and related topics for any keywords and country. Built-in retries beat Google's rate limits.

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$10.00 / 1,000 keywords

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Google Trends Scraper (Reliable)

Get Google Trends data for any keywords and country: interest over time, interest by region, top and rising related queries, and related topics. Built to survive Google's rate limits (HTTP 429), so your runs finish.

What you get (one row per keyword)

FieldExample
keyword / geo / timeframeair fryer / US / today 12-m
averageInterest66.2
interestOverTime[{date: 2026-10-18, value: 64}, ...]
interestByRegion[{region: Florida, code: US-FL, value: 33}, ...]
relatedQueriesTop / Rising[{query: ninja air fryer, value: 100}, ...]
relatedTopicsTop / Rising[{title: Ninja, type: Brand, value: ...}, ...]

Options

  • Any country or region (US, GB, IN, US-CA) or worldwide.
  • Timeframes from the past hour to 2004-present.
  • Web, Image, News, Shopping or YouTube search.
  • Compare up to 5 keywords on the same scale.

Use cases

  • Find rising product ideas and seasonal demand.
  • SEO and content planning from rising related queries.
  • Track brand or competitor interest over time and by region.

Pricing

Pay per keyword: $10 per 1,000 keywords (each keyword includes the full time series, regions and related data).

Reliability

Fresh browser-grade sessions, rotating residential proxy and automatic retries with backoff. If one keyword fails after all retries, the rest of your run still completes.

Notes

Values are Google's relative interest scores (0-100), exactly as Google Trends shows them.