Google Trends API
Google has no public Trends API, and scrapers that drive a browser get rate-limited. This tool returns Google Trends data from a licensed data provider instead, usually in under 15 seconds per term.
Coming soonPlanned price: $0.03 per term with data
One term, as returned
air fryer
, United States, past 12 months, web search, October 26, 2026.
| Average interest | 65.8 |
|---|---|
| Peak (100) | Week of Apr 12, 2026 |
| Latest week | 55 |
| Change over the year | -3% |
| Regions returned | 51 |
Top related queries
| air fryer chicken | 100 |
| air fryer oven | 73 |
| ninja air fryer | 65 |
| chicken in air fryer | 59 |
| ninja | 59 |
| best air fryer | 37 |
Rising related queries
| laptop stand | +15,500% |
| hotel booking | +11,800% |
| ninja crispi pro 6-in-1 glass air fryer | +11,200% |
| noise cancelling headphones | +9,900% |
| solar panels | +6,850% |
| office chair | +6,350% |
Rising lists are Google's own, including its odd breakouts.
What you can ask for
| Terms | Up to 500 per run, each with its timeline, regions, related queries and related topics |
|---|---|
| Comparisons | Up to 5 terms on one shared scale, like Google's compare view (timeline and regions) |
| Time range | Past hour to 2004–present, or custom dates |
| Location | Worldwide, a country or a region |
| Search type | Web, News, YouTube, Images or Google Shopping |
Accuracy
We compared this run with trends.google.com on the same day: the weekly values matched within 1 to 3 points, which is Google's own sampling noise, and the peak fell in the same week. Google samples Trends data, so two checks of the same term can differ slightly on Google's site too.
Questions
Why are related queries missing when I compare terms?
Google only provides related queries and topics for a single term. Run the terms without Compare to get them.
Why does a small state top the regional list?
Regional interest is relative to each region's total searches, so a small region can score 100. That is how Google Trends reports it.
What is not charged?
Terms with no measurable interest, and terms that fail after retries.