Google Trends Scraper — related queries, by region, CSV/JSON
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from $0.25 / 1,000 results
Google Trends interest over time, interest by region and related queries as flat CSV/JSON rows, one row per data point with a stable id. $0.25 per 1,000 rows; session rotation on rate limits.
All notable changes to this Actor are documented in this file.
Reduce real (non-handshake) Google 429s on Apify datacenter proxies. On the 2026-09-09 v0.1.2 measurement (3 terms, datacenter proxy) 7 of 28 requests were real rate limiting (25%), above the 20% kill tripwire.
requestsPerSession (default 8, unchanged) now bounds session reuse within one unit's own calls rather than across units.requestsPerSession is reached) always gets a new Apify Proxy session id, so a fresh cookie jar never rides on the same proxy IP as the session it replaced.pacingMs input (default 500 ms, 0 disables): a jittered delay (~0.6x-1.8x, so ~300-900ms by default) applied between every Trends request, spacing out both a session's own widget calls and the start of different terms/units rather than bursting them.Accept, Accept-Language, Referer: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore, sec-fetch-*), consistent for every call in a session; got-scraping's own header generation is kept for the rest and pinned per session via sessionToken so the generated User-Agent/sec-ch-ua/TLS fingerprint no longer changes between calls in the same session.requestsPerSession (default 8), instead of opening (and warming up) a fresh session for every single call. Cuts typical per-term request counts roughly in half.RequestStats now separate the expected cookie-handshake 429 (handshakes) from real rate-limiting (rate-limited) and retry attempts (retries), so requests=N no longer reads as if every 429 were Google throttling the run.Initial release.
proxyConfiguration; falls back to a direct connection when no proxy is configured.YYYY-MM-DD YYYY-MM-DD range), geo, category, search vertical (web/images/news/YouTube/Shopping), and region resolution.compareTerms toggle: fetch terms on independent 0-100 scales (default) or as one relative comparison.id, per Actor.pushData batching.