Google Trends data for AI

Google Trends data is valuable but hard to use programmatically. Trends MCP solves that: structured, normalized Google Search trend data delivered to any AI assistant via MCP. Ask your AI about search momentum, breakout keywords, or 5-year trends for any topic - and get clean, reasoned answers.

Tools for this workflow

`get_trends`

Get the raw weekly Google Trends data for any keyword - 5 years of normalized interest with absolute volume estimates, returned as structured JSON your AI can chart or analyze.

get_trends(keyword='remote work', source='google search', data_mode='weekly')

`get_growth`

Compute precise Google Trends growth metrics with actual percentages and dates - goes beyond the Google Trends website's visual-only interface to give your AI actionable numbers.

get_growth(keyword='remote work', source='google search', percent_growth=['3M', '6M', '1Y'])

`get_ranked_trends`

Get a ranked feed of the fastest-growing Google Trends keywords right now - the data behind the Google Trends 'trending searches' section, delivered as a structured, queryable list.

get_ranked_trends(source='google search', sort='wow_pct_change', limit=30)

`get_top_trends`

Pull the live Google Trends breakout topics feed in real time - the same data that powers the Google Trends homepage, delivered directly to your AI.

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

FAQ

Common questions

What Google Trends data can I access?

Search interest over time (normalized 0-100 and absolute volume estimates), breakout keywords and rising queries, top trending topics by category, geographic breakdown, and 5-year historical time series. All available via simple MCP tool calls.

How is this different from visiting Google Trends directly?

Google Trends is a web interface for manual browsing. Trends MCP delivers the same data as structured JSON to your AI assistant, so the AI can analyze, compare, and reason over it directly - no manual chart reading or CSV exporting required.

Can I get absolute search volume, not just relative interest?

Yes. Trends MCP adds absolute volume estimates alongside the standard 0-100 normalized score. These are suitable for trend comparison and momentum analysis.

Does the data include related queries and rising topics?

Yes. The get_top_trends tool returns the current top trending searches and breakout topics on Google, updated in near-real-time.

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`