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Google Trends

API docs
https://api.sandbase.ai/v1/api/google/trends

Get Google Trends data for up to five keywords: interest over time, interest by region, related topics and related queries, by country, time range and category.

Price
$0.01USD / call
Method
POST
Response
JSON
Parameters
1 required · 11 optional

Playground

Input
Parameter defines the query or queries you want to search. You can use anything that you would use in a regular Google Trends search. The maximum number of queries per search is `5` (this only applies to "Interest over time" and "Compared breakdown by region" `data_type`, other types of data will only accept `1` query per search). When passing multiple queries you need to use a comma (`,`) to separate them (e.g. `coffee,pizza,dark chocolate,/m/027lnzs,bread`). Query can be a "Search term" (e.g. `World Cup`, `Eminem`, `iPhone`, etc.) or a "Topic" (e.g. `/m/0663v`, `/m/027lnzs`, `/g/11mw8j71m4`,
Parameter defines the type of search you want to do. Available options: `TIMESERIES` - Interest over time (default) - Accepts both single and multiple queries per search. `GEO_MAP` - Compared breakdown by region - Accepts only multiple queries per search. `GEO_MAP_0` - Interest by region - Accepts only single query per search. `RELATED_TOPICS` - Related topics - Accepts only single query per search. `RELATED_QUERIES` - Related queries - Accepts only single query per search.
Parameter defines the language to use for the Google Trends search. It's a two or three-letter language code. (e.g., `en` for English, `es` for Spanish, or `fr` for French), optionally followed by a two-letter or three-digit region code (e.g., `en-gb` for British English, or `es-419` for Latin American Spanish). Head to the Google languages page for a full list of supported Google languages.
Parameter defines the location from where you want the search to originate. It defaults to `Worldwide` (activated when the value of `geo` parameter is not set or empty). Head to the Google Trends Locations for a full list of supported Google Trends locations. You can also set a different location for each query by separating values with a comma (`,`), following the order of the queries in `q`. Example for a single location (applied to every query): `US` Example for a location per query (separated by comma `,`): `US,GB` for `q`: `coffee,tea` (`coffee` in the United States, `tea` in the United K
Parameter is used for getting more specific results when using "Compared breakdown by region" and "Interest by region" `data_type` charts. Other `data_type` charts do not accept `region` parameter. The default value depends on the `geo` location that is set. Available options: `COUNTRY` - Country `REGION` - Subregion `DMA` - Metro `CITY` - City Not all `region` options will return results for every `geo` location.
Parameter is used to define a time zone offset. The default value is set to `420` (Pacific Day Time(PDT): -07:00). Value is shown in minutes and can span from `-1439` to `1439`. `tz` can be calculated using the time difference between UTC +0 and desired timezone. Examples: `420` - PDT `600` - Pacific/Tahiti `-540` - Asia/Tokyo `-480` - Canada/Pacific. To make sure the value is correct, please refer to the time zone database and your programming language UTC offset calculation. You may visit the documentation to get more information.
Parameter is used to define a search category. The default value is 0 (All categories). You can find or download all supported values in the Google Trends Categories list. Note that these are different from the categories supported for Google Trends Trending Now
Parameter is used for sorting results by property. The default property is set to `Web Search` (activated when the value of `gprop` parameter is not set or empty). Other available options: `images` - Image Search `news` - News Search `froogle` - Google Shopping `youtube` - YouTube Search
Parameter is used to define a date. Available options: `now 1-H` - Past hour `now 4-H` - Past 4 hours `now 1-d` - Past day `now 7-d` - Past 7 days `today 1-m` - Past 30 days `today 3-m` - Past 90 days `today 12-m` - Past 12 months `today 5-y` - Past 5 years `all` - 2004 - present You can also pass custom values: Dates from 2004 to present: `yyyy-mm-dd yyyy-mm-dd` (e.g. `2021-10-15 2022-05-25`) Dates with hours within a week range: `yyyy-mm-ddThh yyyy-mm-ddThh` (e.g. `2022-05-19T10 2022-05-24T22`). Hours will be calculated depending on the `tz` (time zone) parameter. You can also set a differen
Parameter is used for retrieving the CSV results. Set the parameter to `true` to retrieve CSV results as an array.
Parameter is used for including low search volume regions in the results. Set the parameter to `true` to include low search volume regions in the results. This parameter is ignored if `data_type` is not set to `GEO_MAP` or `GEO_MAP_0`.
Parameter defines the fields you want to include in the output, reducing payload size for faster response. See the JSON Restrictor documentation for more details.
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API README

Google Trends

Get Google Trends data for up to five keywords: interest over time, interest by region, related topics and related queries, by country, time range and category.

Request

curl -X POST "https://api.sandbase.ai/v1/api/google/trends" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $SANDBASE_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"q": "coffee,tea", "data_type": "TIMESERIES"}'

The result is returned in outputs[0].data as structured JSON.

Parameters

NameTypeRequiredDescription
qstringYesParameter defines the query or queries you want to search. You can use anything that you would use in a regular Google Trends search. The maximum number of queries per search is 5 (this only applies to "Interest over time" and "Compared b
data_typestringNoParameter defines the type of search you want to do. Available options: TIMESERIES - Interest over time (default) - Accepts both single and multiple queries per search. GEO_MAP - Compared breakdown by region - Accepts only multiple quer
hlstringNoParameter defines the language to use for the Google Trends search. It's a two or three-letter language code. (e.g., en for English, es for Spanish, or fr for French), optionally followed by a two-letter or three-digit region code (e.
geostringNoParameter defines the location from where you want the search to originate. It defaults to Worldwide (activated when the value of geo parameter is not set or empty). Head to the Google Trends Locations for a full list of supported Googl
regionstringNoParameter is used for getting more specific results when using "Compared breakdown by region" and "Interest by region" data_type charts. Other data_type charts do not accept region parameter. The default value depends on the geo loc
tzstringNoParameter is used to define a time zone offset. The default value is set to 420 (Pacific Day Time(PDT): -07:00). Value is shown in minutes and can span from -1439 to 1439. tz can be calculated using the time difference between UTC +
catstringNoParameter is used to define a search category. The default value is 0 (All categories). You can find or download all supported values in the Google Trends Categories list. Note that these are different from the categories supported for Goog
gpropstringNoParameter is used for sorting results by property. The default property is set to Web Search (activated when the value of gprop parameter is not set or empty). Other available options: images - Image Search news - News Search `froog
datestringNoParameter is used to define a date. Available options: now 1-H - Past hour now 4-H - Past 4 hours now 1-d - Past day now 7-d - Past 7 days today 1-m - Past 30 days today 3-m - Past 90 days today 12-m - Past 12 months `today 5-
csvstringNoParameter is used for retrieving the CSV results. Set the parameter to true to retrieve CSV results as an array.
include_low_search_volumestringNoParameter is used for including low search volume regions in the results. Set the parameter to true to include low search volume regions in the results. This parameter is ignored if data_type is not set to GEO_MAP or GEO_MAP_0.
json_restrictorstringNoParameter defines the fields you want to include in the output, reducing payload size for faster response. See the JSON Restrictor documentation for more details.

Pricing

$0.010 per successful call. Failed calls are not charged.

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Questions

FAQ

How do I use the Google Trends API?

Send a POST request to https://api.sandbase.ai/v1/api/google/trends with your SandBase API key in the Authorization header (Bearer) and the parameters as a JSON body. You can also try it in the Playground on this page without writing code.

How much does the Google Trends API cost?

$0.01 per call, billed from your SandBase balance. You are only charged for calls you make; there is no subscription.

What parameters does the Google Trends API accept?

Required: q (string). Optional: data_type (string), hl (string), geo (string), region (string), tz (string) and cat (string) and 5 more. The Parameters table and the Playground on this page list every field.

What does the Google Trends API return?

A JSON response returned in the same HTTP request (synchronous).

Do I need a Google developer account or API key?

No. Google Trends runs through SandBase, so one SandBase API key covers this endpoint and every other API and model in the catalog. You do not need to apply for Google API access separately.