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Google Trends MCP

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Transport not documented5+ documented tools0

About Google Trends MCP

Community MCP for comparing Google Trends interest, related queries, and regional popularity, with optional proxy rotation.

What you can use it for

  • Compare interest over time for keywords.
  • Retrieve related searches and regional interest.
  • Inspect and refresh configured proxy state.
Connection and setup
Hosting
Community-maintained
Transport
Not documented
Endpoint
Local process; no hosted endpoint documented
Authentication
No Google OAuth is documented. This server fetches public Trends data; the maintainer recommends a rotating proxy because Google may throttle or block direct requests. Proxy settings are provided through documented environment variables.

Requirements

  • Node.js and an MCP client supporting stdio.
  • Direct access may work; reliable use may require a rotating proxy account, whose cost and terms depend on the provider.

Setup steps

  1. Run the maintainer documented command: npx @den.dance/google-trends-mcp.
  2. For reliable operation, configure a permitted rotating proxy endpoint in PROXY_URL (or the documented proxy-list option) in the MCP client environment.
  3. Restart the client and inspect the five documented tools; the README says trending searches are not exposed.
Tools 5+

Exact tools currently documented by the maintainer. Its README explicitly says get_trending_searches is not exposed.

  • compare_keywords

    Compare interest over time for search terms.

    01
  • get_related_queries

    Retrieve related queries for a term.

    02
  • get_interest_by_region

    Retrieve regional interest for a term.

    03
  • proxy_status

    Inspect configured proxy status.

    04
  • proxy_refresh

    Refresh the proxy pool.

    05

This server’s available tools can vary by account, permissions, or configuration. The list shown is not its full runtime catalog.

Limitations and notes
  • Google may rate-limit or block datacenter IP addresses.
  • A reliable setup may need a third-party proxy; proxy services can have paid usage and separate terms.
Original sources
  • official documentation

    Maintainer README documents five tools and proxy configuration. It notes that Google aggressively rate-limits datacenter IP ranges and recommends a proxy for reliable use.

Documentation checked 2026-10-28T00:00:00Z. Connection has not been runtime tested.

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