How many Google searches per day?

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How many people use Google?
Google controls 90% of the search engine market share worldwide. That includes 79% of the desktop market and 94% of the mobile search engine market.

Google’s nearest competitor, Bing, only holds 3.9% of market share, while Yahoo accounts for 1.3%. The distribution has remained relatively stable over the past few years with Google consistently claiming competitive victory thanks to detailed search results, in-depth analytics, and evolving service offerings.

Consider the rapid uptake of "Google" as a verb meaning, "to search" — "I’ll just Google it," "can’t you Google that?" "isn’t it on Google?" It’s not an exaggeration to say that when it comes to searching for information online, Google is — by far — the digital frontrunner.


Google doesn’t share its search volume data. However, it’s estimated belarus whatsapp number database that there are approximately 255,600 every second, translating to 22,083,870,968 Google searches per day. The number of yearly Google queries is in the trillions, and the average person conducts 6.8 searches per day.

Google also makes efforts to personalize search results, in turn, increasing the chances that users will opt for Google the next time they have a question.

For users that aren’t logged into a Gmail or another Google account, the company uses anonymously stored browser cookies to get a sense of search histories and preferences.

For users signed into their Google account, Chrome’s browser history provides the data necessary for Google to construct a profile based on age, language preference, gender and search preferences, which informs the type of search results returned.