Treendly

Treendly is a trend discovery and tracking platform built to surface rising topics, products, and companies before they hit the mainstream. Rather than showing you what is already popular, it focuses on growth signals — search and online activity that is climbing but has not yet peaked.

The platform scans search and online signals from sources including Google, Amazon, YouTube, and Pinterest, then turns that raw data into trend findings and analyses. Each trend comes with growth and velocity scoring, five years of historical data, and seasonality and forecast signals, so you can judge whether interest is a short spike or a sustained climb. You can search by keyword, category, or industry, and browse trends across different countries to see how a topic behaves in each market.

Beyond discovery, Treendly covers the working side of trend research. You can compare multiple trends side by side, set alerts for new trends in your areas of interest, and pull trend data programmatically through its API. The site offers a free account alongside paid Pro plans, and its use-case pages point to e-commerce sellers, investors, SEO and content teams, and general market researchers as the main audiences.

Best for

• E-commerce sellers hunting for products and niches before they get crowded
• SEO and content teams planning articles around topics that are gaining search interest
• Investors looking for early signals on companies, categories, or consumer behavior shifts
• Market researchers comparing how a trend plays out across countries and industries
• Teams that want trend data piped into their own dashboards via an API

Frequently asked questions

What does Treendly actually track?

It tracks rising topics, products, and companies by scanning search and online signals from sources like Google, Amazon, YouTube, and Pinterest, then scores each trend's growth and velocity.

Is there a free plan?

Yes. Treendly offers a free account, and its pricing page is labeled "Free and Pro Plans." The available material doesn't detail what each Pro tier includes or costs.

How far back does the data go?

Trends include five years of historical data, along with seasonality patterns and forecast signals.

Can I compare trends or get notified about new ones?

Yes. Treendly supports side-by-side trend comparison and alerts for new trends, so you can monitor the categories you care about without checking manually.

Does Treendly have an API?

Yes. An API is available for accessing trend data programmatically, which is useful if you want to build trend monitoring into your own tools or workflows.

Who is Treendly for?

The site points to e-commerce sellers, investors, SEO and content teams, and broader market-research users — anyone looking for early trend signals rather than post-peak popularity.

Alternatives

• Similarweb — pick it if you need website traffic and market intelligence on specific competitors rather than emerging topic trends.
• Semrush — better if you want a full SEO and marketing suite with keyword and competitor research built in.
• Spok — a fit when keyword research should feed directly into automated content creation.
• wetracked.io — choose it if you run a Shopify or WooCommerce store and want ad tracking rather than trend discovery.