Google Search trend data via MCP

Track how Google Search volume for any keyword has moved over time. Period-over-period growth, rising queries, and declining signals - structured data your AI can act on directly.

Tools for this workflow

`get_trends`

Retrieve the full 5-year Google Search demand curve for a keyword - see exactly when interest spiked, plateaued, or declined.

get_trends(keyword='weight loss supplements', source='google search', data_mode='weekly')

`get_growth`

Calculate precise period-over-period Google Search growth for any keyword. Use custom date ranges to compare pre- vs post-campaign or pre- vs post-launch performance.

get_growth(keyword='weight loss supplements', source='google search', percent_growth=['3M', '1Y'])

`get_ranked_trends`

Rank a set of keywords by their current Google Search growth rate to find which queries are accelerating fastest and deserve SEO or ad investment.

get_ranked_trends(source='google search', sort='yoy_pct_change', limit=50)

`get_top_trends`

Discover what topics are breaking on Google Search right now - no keyword required. Use daily to catch new breakout queries within hours of their surge.

get_top_trends(type='Google Trends', limit=25)

FAQ

Common questions

How is Google Search trend data different from Google Trends?

Google Trends shows relative popularity. Google Search trend data in Trends MCP adds absolute query volume estimates, precise percentage growth calculations, and structured JSON output - making it actionable for AI agents doing research or monitoring.

What growth periods are available?

7 days, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, year-to-date, and custom date ranges. The API returns start date, end date, volume for each period, and percentage change.

Can I track multiple keywords at once?

Yes. Pass a list of keywords and get comparative growth metrics back in a single structured response, sorted by growth rate.

Is this useful for SEO keyword research?

Yes. You can ask your AI to identify which keywords in a list are growing fastest on Google Search, then use that to prioritize content or ad spend.

get_trends

get_growth

get_ranked_trends

get_top_trends

Common questions

Start building with live trend data

`get_trends`

`get_growth`

`get_ranked_trends`

`get_top_trends`