"google trends" matching MCP servers:

Queries Google Trends for interest over time, related and rising queries, regional interest, and trending topics without requiring an API key or account.

Enables querying Google Trends data directly from conversational MCP clients, including search interest over time, related queries and topics, regional breakdowns, and trending searches, for market research without leaving the chat.

Provides free Google Trends data (interest over time, term comparison, related queries, trending now, regional breakdown) to MCP-compatible AI clients without needing an API key.

Enables Claude, Cursor, and other MCP clients to retrieve and analyze Google Trends data, including trending searches, interest over time and by region, related queries, seasonality, momentum, and share of search, without requiring an API key.

Enables Claude to query Google Trends data such as keyword interest, related queries, and regional popularity, with robust proxy rotation to bypass Google's anti-bot measures.

Enables AI assistants to access Google Trends data for comparing keywords, discovering trending searches, and analyzing regional interest through natural language.

Real-time trend data from Google Trends (Search, Images, News, Shopping), YouTube, TikTok, Reddit, Amazon, Wikipedia, npm, Steam, Spotify, X (Twitter), App Store, Google Play, web traffic, and news sentiment via one MCP connection. Works with Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, ChatGPT, and any MCP-compatible AI.

Enables retrieval and analysis of Google Trends data for any search term over the last 12 months. Provides structured timeline data with relative interest scores that can be filtered by geography and category.

A production-grade Google Trends MCP server for AI workflow integration. Supports batch research of up to 50 keywords with cross-batch normalization, compare up to 5 keywords precisely, async task support, REST API + GPT Actions, and 7 major AI clients.

Provides access to Google Trends data via SerpAPI for analyzing regional search interest patterns, comparing services across locations, and discovering related queries to support data-driven advertising and service decisions.

Provides TikTok trend data to AI assistants, including hashtag volume, growth rates, and top trending topics for early trend detection.

MCP server for the Google Search Console API. Enables search performance analytics, sitemap management, URL index inspection, and property management through natural language.

Connects Google Analytics 4 data to Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients, enabling natural language queries of website traffic, user behavior, and analytics data with access to 200+ GA4 dimensions and metrics.

MCP server for Google Search Console API, enabling search performance analysis, URL inspection, sitemap management, and property listing. Supports local, self-hosted, and Cloudflare Workers deployments.

Google Search Console for agents: search analytics by query, page, country, and device, plus a striking-distance report for queries ranking just off page one. Also lists, submits, and removes sitemaps and inspects URLs for index status, last crawl, and canonical.

Enables read-only access to Google Search Console data, including property discovery, search analytics queries, and URL inspection, through a security-focused interface.

This MCP server searches Google's public ads database and uses AI to analyze ad images/videos, with intelligent caching for performance.

Extends the official Google Ads MCP with a safe write layer for creating paused-by-default Search campaigns and an account auditor, all running locally with no hosted dependencies.

This MCP server provides tools to query Google Search Console data, including search analytics, URL inspection, sitemap management, and site listing. It enables AI assistants to retrieve SEO performance metrics and manage sitemaps through natural language.

Enables read-only access to Google Analytics 4 data through seventeen tools covering reports, realtime data, funnels, pivots, metadata, and admin lists. It runs locally with service account credentials and lets users query properties via standard MCP clients.