Google Trends Scraper - Interest, Regions, Trending Now
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Google Trends data with retries for 429 errors: interest over time, interest by region, top and rising related queries for up to 5 compared terms, and Trending Now by country with search volume. CSV export, new-trend alerts. $2 per 1,000 term reports, no start fee.
One search per line. To compare terms on one scale, put them on one line separated by commas, e.g. "chatgpt, claude, gemini" (up to 5 exactly as on trends.google.com; up to 25 in batches of 5 scaled approximately through the first term). A term can be a word, a phrase or a Google topic id such as /m/05z1_. Each term in a search is one report.
Empty = worldwide. A country code (US, GB, DE, JP, TW ...) or a region code (US-CA, GB-ENG, BR-SP). Several codes separated by commas run every search in each of them.
The period of the charts (Google picks the resolution: minutes, hours, days, weeks or months).
Overrides the time range: "YYYY-MM-DD YYYY-MM-DD", e.g. "2025-01-01 2025-06-30" (from 2004-01-01).
Which Google search the interest is measured on.
Google Trends category, e.g. 0 = all, 5 = Computers & Electronics, 7 = Finance, 18 = Shopping, 45 = Health, 71 = Food & Drink, 958 = Jobs. The id is the "cat" value in a trends.google.com link.
The chart: search interest 0-100 per point in time, with averages, the peak and the latest full period.
Countries (worldwide searches) or regions of the selected country, with their 0-100 interest; for comparisons, each term's share per region.
Level of the interest-by-region list. A level Google does not offer for the chosen geo falls back to auto.
Also list regions where Google has too little data (value 0, lowVolume: true).
Country codes (US, GB, DE, IN, JP, TW ...), one per line: what people search for right now, as on trends.google.com/trending, with search volume, increase, start time, category, related searches and news articles for the top items.
Time window of the Trending Now list (searches trending in the past 4 hours, 24 hours, 48 hours or 7 days).
Keep only trending searches in these categories. Empty = all.
Skip trends that have already ended.
Google lists up to a few hundred per country and period; the top ones come first.
Compare with the previous runs of the same monitor: trending searches seen before are skipped (free), and each report lists the rising related queries that are new since the last run (newRisingQueries). Keys are remembered for 30 days.
Name of the saved state (letters, digits, dashes). Use one name per schedule; empty = derived from the first search.
Also save long-format CSV files in the run's key-value store: INTEREST_OVER_TIME.csv (search, term, date, value), INTEREST_BY_REGION.csv, RELATED_QUERIES.csv and TRENDING_NOW.csv. Free.
Language code for region names, topic names and formatted dates, e.g. en-US, de, ja, zh-TW.
Google Trends rate-limits busy IP addresses (HTTP 429). The search itself (explore) always runs from Apify's network or your proxy because it needs a session cookie; the chart data can also come from our servers in the US, Singapore and Europe. Every route uses our honest TidyTools user agent and respects robots.txt.
Only used for requests sent from Apify's network. Apify proxy usage is billed to your Apify account.
Google Trends is strict about bursts; 1-2 is the most reliable.
