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📊 Trend Data packages
Every day we research what is about to trend in the US and publish it with sources. Trend Data turns that work into lists, calendars and feeds your team can plan around. Start with a free sample, then choose the package that fits.
Free sample
$0
What you get: One weekly list of 10 upcoming US trends we are watching, plus a sample of our trend log so you can see how we record and check each call.
Good for: See our work before you spend anything.
One-off 30-day category report
$49
What you get: A calendar of the next 30 days of upcoming trends for one category you pick (for example holidays, games and movies, or sports). Each item has its date, the sources we used and the early signals we spotted.
Good for: Teams planning one campaign or one month of content.
Weekly trend feed
$29/month or $290/year
What you get: A weekly email and CSV of the new trends we logged that week, with the date we first published each one and a follow-up showing how public interest moved afterwards. Cancel any time.
Good for: Small brands, creators and merch sellers who want a steady heads-up.
Daily agency feed
$99/month
What you get: A daily feed covering every category we track, delivered as JSON you can plug into your own tools, plus a monthly update of our track record against later public interest.
Good for: Agencies and newsrooms that need trends every day.
Custom research
From $500 per project
What you get: A watchlist built around your categories or brands, custom reports, or a licence to use our trend data in your own products. We quote each project after a short chat about what you need.
Good for: Larger teams with a specific question.
How we track trends
Every time we publish a trend, we log the date and the topic. Later, we look up the daily Wikipedia pageviews for the matching article and check whether our story went up before, on or after public interest peaked. That gives us an honest record of the trends we caught early and the ones we caught late. We count the misses as well as the hits.
We use Wikipedia pageviews because they are public and anyone can check them. They are one measure of interest, not the only one, so treat them as a guide rather than a full picture.
Questions
How do I buy a package?
Pick a package and press its button. It opens our contact form with the package already filled in. We reply by email, usually within two business days, to confirm what you need and how to pay. We do not take payments on this site.
What does the free sample include?
One weekly list of 10 upcoming US trends we are watching and a sample of our trend log. There is no charge and no card needed.
Where does the data come from?
From the trends we research and publish on Trends Incoming every day. Each one cites public sources, and we log the date we published it.
How do you check whether you spotted a trend early?
We compare the date we published each trend with how much public interest it got later, measured by daily Wikipedia pageviews for the matching article.
Can I cancel the weekly or daily feed?
Yes. Monthly plans can be cancelled any time and stop at the end of the period you paid for.
Is this financial or investment advice?
No. Trend data is informational, not financial or investment advice, and past results do not guarantee future results.
Disclaimer: Trend data is informational, not financial or investment advice; past results do not guarantee future results. Prices are in US dollars. See our Terms of Use.