Google Shopping trend data for AI assistants

Google Shopping search signals reveal active product purchase intent. When people search on Google Shopping, they are ready to buy. Track which product categories and keywords are driving purchase intent right now.

get_trends

Chart Google Shopping search volume for any product keyword over 5 years - see seasonal purchase intent patterns and identify which categories have durable buying demand vs short-lived spikes.

get_trends(keyword='standing desk', source='google shopping', data_mode='weekly')

get_growth

Compare Google Shopping intent growth against Amazon product search - if Google Shopping is growing faster, consumers are comparison-shopping widely; if Amazon leads, intent is consolidating at point of purchase.

get_growth(keyword='standing desk', source='google shopping, amazon', percent_growth=['3M', '6M'])

get_ranked_trends

Find the fastest-growing product categories on Google Shopping right now - surfaces where purchase intent is accelerating before the categories become crowded with ads and competition.

get_ranked_trends(source='google shopping', sort='qoq_pct_change', limit=30)

get_top_trends

See Amazon's live best-seller lists alongside Google Shopping signals to get a complete picture of what consumers are actively searching for and buying right now.

get_top_trends(type='Amazon Best Sellers Top Rated', limit=25)

Common questions

Shopping search volume trends reflecting how often people search for products on Google Shopping specifically - a higher purchase-intent signal than general Google Search.
Google Shopping reflects cross-retailer purchase intent (people comparing products across many retailers). Amazon reflects intent to buy specifically on Amazon. Together they give a complete picture of consumer purchase demand.
Yes. Track which product keywords are growing on Google Shopping to identify demand shifts before they show up in sales data. Particularly useful for seasonal planning and new product category research.