Rising Trends alternative
A Rising Trends alternative with numbers you can check
Rising Trends sells a large US database of rising searches, products, websites and apps for $97 a year. On its own pages on October 19, 2026, its newest search volumes were a month or two old, and a list of new trends included searches it showed falling. Next Big measures each rise with its base, gives its stage, and updates every night.
Rising Trends, also written RisingTrends or risingtrends.co. Compared on October 19, 2026, from Rising Trends' own pages. Every source.
Before you switch, save
What to keep from Rising Trends, so nothing you built there is lost.
- Rising Trends lists no export: copy your tracked trends (up to 100) into a sheet before you cancel.
- On Pro, its API can pull trends into your own tools, 100 requests a month.
In short
Choose Next Big if
- You want growth you can trust: each rise is measured with its base, and one-week bursts, seasonal swings and changes in how Google counts are filtered out.
- You want only rising searches on a rising list: every trend shows its stage, and one that stops is marked so.
- You want one number everywhere and fresh data: the Next Big Pulse is versioned, every page carries the same figure, and the pages are rebuilt nightly.
Stay with Rising Trends if
- You want the lowest price for a large US database: $97 a year.
- You want lists of young websites and new apps beside the searches.
Next Big and Rising Trends, side by side
Rising Trends as read on its own pages on October 19, 2026. Prices change: check theirs before you decide.
| What | Next Big | Rising Trends |
|---|---|---|
| What it tracks | Rising searches, read every night and blended into one line of overall interest, the Next Big Pulse | 65,106 trends in 57 categories, plus Amazon product categories, young websites and new apps, for the United States[1] |
| How a trend is confirmed | The Next Big Pulse: Google, Bing, Wikipedia views, news coverage, research papers and more, blended into one line that has to rise for months | Candidates from Reddit, Google Trends, Hacker News, news sites and newsletters, kept by machine learning and human review; it publishes no method for its growth figures[2] |
| Search volume | Searches a month on every trend page from the Pulse, with cost per click and ranking difficulty (Google Ads estimates, US) | Monthly US search volume with five years of history; its skincare report on October 19, 2026 used September and August volumes[4] |
| Forecast | A six-month projection with its range and the odds it's higher, on each trend whose range passed our back-test | Not listed on its own pages[2] |
| Product trends | Product types rising in search and on Amazon's best-seller lists, by stage | Amazon categories with estimated revenue, price and monthly sales, US only[5] |
| Business ideas | Scored business ideas on the trends and markets researched so far, and where to start on every market | Not a feature; its free weekly newsletter takes one trend and suggests what to build[8] |
| Your own site | Search Console fixes for your own site (Founder and up, at launch) | Not listed on its own pages; its websites database covers other sites[2] |
| API or agents | MCP server and REST API (Unicorn and up, at launch) | A REST API in beta on Pro: 100 requests a month, 30 a minute; no MCP listed[7] |
| Free plan | Every public trend, market and product page, free; Scout is free at launch | No free plan or trial; the newsletter and 57 monthly category reports are free[2] |
| Price | Waitlist now. At launch: Scout free, Founder $29, Unicorn $79, Decacorn $199 a month | As listed on October 19, 2026: Pro $19 a month or $97 a year; refunds within 3 days on yearly plans only[2] |
Where Rising Trends is stronger
Where Next Big is different
- Every trend is confirmed by the Next Big Pulse, with its sources and their share named on its page.
- Live now: AI agent: +230% in a year, confirmed by the Next Big Pulse.
- Growth is measured, with its base: a Breakout cap, a one-week burst or a seasonal swing doesn't count as a rise.
- Every trend shows its stage, and when one stops, its page says so.
- Live now: 3D printer table: no longer trending, and its page says so.
- Projections are kept and scored in public, and a six-month projection shows only where its range passed our back-test.
- Live now: GLP-1 booster: likely to keep rising strongly, +88% over the next six months by our projection.
Switching from Rising Trends
Send us the trends you track on Rising Trends when you join. We'll track them from day one and tell you which the Next Big Pulse confirms and what stage each is at. Email the list to zeshut.io@gmail.com once you're on the waitlist.
Questions
Is Rising Trends free?
No. It has no free plan or trial; its weekly newsletter and its 57 monthly category reports are free. Next Big's trend, market and product pages are free to read now.
How much is Rising Trends?
As listed on October 19, 2026: Pro is $19 a month or $97 a year, with refunds within 3 days on yearly plans only.
Where does Rising Trends get its data?
Its pages say candidates come from Reddit, Google Trends, Hacker News, news sites and newsletters, then machine learning and human review. Volumes are US Google searches; product figures are estimates from Amazon seller data.
Which countries does Rising Trends cover?
The United States only, as the questions on each of its feature pages say. Next Big also reads the United States.
How fresh is Rising Trends' data?
Its topics update weekly and websites monthly. On October 19, 2026, its skincare report used search volumes as of September and August 2026. Next Big rebuilds its pages every night.
How is Next Big different from Rising Trends?
Rising Trends has more lists for less money. Next Big measures each rise with its base, confirms it with the Next Big Pulse, gives its stage, and keeps one versioned figure on every page.
How we compared
We built Next Big, so read this knowing that. We read Rising Trends' own pages on the dates below and quote only what they say; where they say nothing, the table says so. Spotted a mistake? Write to us and we'll fix it within a day. Names are used to identify each product; no endorsement is implied.
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