MCP YouTube Transcript
An MCP server retrieving transcripts of YouTube videos
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Google search trends and search demand: 5 years of interest, momentum and seasonality per topic
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An MCP server retrieving transcripts of YouTube videos
GA4 MCP server for AI agents: schema discovery, server-side aggregation, analysis-ready defaults.
AI video summarizer: summarize and transcribe YouTube, Bilibili, TikTok and podcast videos.
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What the world wants, measured. Five years of Google search interest for every topic that trends on Google, with a momentum label, growth over 1, 3, 12 and 60 months, the five-year peak and seasonality. Updated daily.
[Website](https://superdemands.com/?utm_source=github&utm_medium=readme&utm_campaign=google-search-trends-mcp) · [Get started free](https://superdemands.com/account?utm_source=github&utm_medium=readme&utm_campaign=google-search-trends-mcp) · Docs · Pricing · Demand movers
You: Is demand for "electric bikes" rising or fading?
Claude: (calls get_time_series and get_growth on google search for "electric bikes") Momentum label, growth over 1, 3, 12 and 60 months, the 5-year peak and when it peaks each year...
The topic pages are free to read. To ask about any keyword, connect your AI to https://superdemands.com/mcp (sign in, no key).
Coding agents: claude mcp add --transport http superdemands https://superdemands.com/mcp. Every other app: superdemands.com/docs.
Tip: start with "Using Superdemands" so your AI uses these tools instead of a web search.
| Page | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Demand movers | Topics rising and falling fastest |
| Demand by category | Every category, from Technology to Beauty and Fashion |
| All topics A to Z | Every tracked topic |
| Demand on Google | Rising and falling searches |
| Demand on Amazon | Best sellers and top rated |
| Methodology | How momentum, growth and seasonality are calculated |
| Momentum label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Exploding | Strong, sustained growth |
| Growing | Rising steadily |
| Spike | Sudden jump, not yet lasting |
| Peaked | Past its high point |
| Steady | Flat demand |
| New | Too little history yet |
Every topic page has a JSON copy at the same address plus .json, for example superdemands.com/topic/tesla-roadster.json.
The numbers behind each topic page, for any keyword you choose:
get_time_series: about five years of weekly interest (daily for the last 90 days on Google and YouTube), by country where the source has itget_growth: change over any window from 7 days to 5 years, on several sources in one callget_top_trends: what is rising on Google, Amazon and other boards right nowget_context: the news stories and posts that explain a jumpDemand is not only Google. Compare the same keyword across:
source | Measures |
|---|---|
Google Search | Search interest as a 0–100 index, about 5 years |
Google Images | Image search interest as a 0–100 index, about 5 years |
Google News | News search interest as a 0–100 index, about 5 years |
Google Shopping | Shopping search interest as a 0–100 index, about 5 years |
YouTube | YouTube search interest as a 0–100 index, about 5 years |
Wikipedia | Article page views as a 0–100 index, plus raw views |
TikTok | Hashtag views as a 0–100 index, plus raw views |
Amazon | Product search volume as a 0–100 index, plus raw volume |
Pinterest | Pinterest search interest as a 0–100 index, about 2 years |
npm | Package downloads as a 0–100 index, plus raw downloads |
Python | Package downloads as a 0–100 index, plus raw downloads |
Steam | Concurrent players as a 0–100 index, plus raw players |
App Downloads | Android app downloads as a 0–100 index, plus raw downloads |
App Rankings | Android chart rank as a 0–100 index, plus raw rank |
Every data set and option: superdemands.com/data-catalog.
Topic pages and their JSON copies are free. Asking your AI about your own keywords uses requests: 100 a month free, 1,000 on Starter ($19), 5,000 on Pro ($49), 25,000 on Business ($199). A growth check is one request however many windows you ask for. Credit packs, no subscription: $15 for 600, $49 for 2,500, $199 for 12,000 credits. All prices.
What is search demand? How many people look for something on Google, over time. Superdemands shows it for every trending topic as five years of search interest.
What do the momentum labels mean? Every topic gets one: Exploding, Growing, Spike, Peaked, Steady or New, based on its growth over 1, 3, 12 and 60 months against its own history.
How do I read seasonal trends? Each topic page shows when interest peaks within the year, from five years of data. Useful for timing products, content and stock.
Can I compare two topics by their numbers? No. Values are relative: 100 is the busiest point in that chart's own period. Compare a topic with itself over time.
Is it free? The topic pages are free. MCP and API have a free plan with 100 requests a month. Each topic also has a JSON copy at its address plus .json.
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