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GOOGL historical data download

Alphabet Inc. Class A Common Stock · Nasdaq · listed 2004-08-19 · Common stock · 1-minute to daily · split & dividend adjusted · CSV

Stored locally, delivered in seconds after paymentUpdated to 2026-11-13Refreshed every trading night
Trading days
5,596
2004-08-19 to 2026-11-13
1-minute bars
2.7M rows
Extended hours, 53 MB zipped
Splits
2
2022: 20-for-1, 2014: 2-for-1
Dividends
10
Latest ex-date 2026-09-04

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Full history (2004-08-19 to today), 22.24 ticker-years. "Select" opens the download page with these settings, where you can still change the date range, adjustment and time zone.

Bar sizeRowsSize (zip)Full history
1 min2,737,35253 MB$22Select
5 min~628K~12 MB$11Select
15 min~209K~4 MB$11Select
1 hour~55K~1 MB$8Select
DailyFree5,59694 KBFreeDownload free
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Data preview

Real rows from the most recent trading day, adjusted, in US Eastern time: exactly what the download contains.

GOOGL_1min_qfq.csv· 928 bars on 2026-11-13; showing the first, the open and the last
datetime_etopenhighlowclosevolumevwaptrades
2026-11-13 04:00:00Pre299.75300.15299.7300.067,609299.9524415
2026-11-13 04:01:00Pre300300.31300300.193,149300.096677
2026-11-13 04:02:00Pre300.27300.49300.27300.491,023300.344756
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2026-11-13 09:30:00Regular302.98303.4301.98302.05697,632302.929114211
2026-11-13 09:31:00Regular302.05304.33301.91304.13250,076303.55864737
2026-11-13 09:32:00Regular304.13304.9699304.07304.68387,484304.53545718
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2026-11-13 19:57:00After294294293.9162293.98843293.980528
2026-11-13 19:58:00After293.93294293.93293.99469293.979829
2026-11-13 19:59:00After293.99294.05293.9294.052,100293.970373

Splits, dividends and ticker changes

The adjusted data already accounts for every event below, so there is nothing left for you to fix.

Splits 2

EffectiveRatioEarlier prices ×
2022-07-1820-for-11/20
2014-04-032-for-11/2
In total, adjusted prices before 2014-04-03 are divided by 40.

Dividends 10

Ex-datePer share (USD)
2026-09-040.22
2026-06-080.22
2026-03-090.21
2025-12-080.21
2025-09-080.21
2025-06-090.21
Showing the latest 6. Each factor uses the close before the ex-date.

Ticker changes 1

  • GOOG 2004-08-19 to 2014-04-02
  • GOOGL 2014-04-03 to today
Joined into one continuous file on download.

Year by year

Computed from adjusted daily bars. The table also lists 1-minute rows per year, to help size a download.

Annual return (first open → last close)

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1-minute bars by session

Pre-market 4:00–9:30 330,651 rows (12.1%)Regular 9:30–16:00 2,147,150 rows (78.4%)After-hours 16:00–20:00 259,551 rows (9.5%)

Only need regular hours? Pick "Regular only" when downloading: smaller file, same price.

GOOGL data FAQ

Why do early GOOGL prices look so low?

Because the data is split-adjusted. GOOGL had a 2-for-1 split in 2014, 20-for-1 split in 2022, so every price before the first split is divided by 40. That keeps the whole history comparable with today's price and the returns correct. Choose "Unadjusted" if you need prices as originally traded.

How are GOOGL dividends adjusted?

GOOGL paid 10 cash dividends in the data period, most recently $0.22 per share with an ex-date of 2026-09-04. Each dividend gives a factor of 1 − dividend ÷ prior close, and every price before the ex-date is multiplied by it. Many sources only adjust for splits, which leaves a fake drop on every ex-dividend date in your returns.

GOOGL changed ticker. Is the history complete?

Yes. From 2004-08-19 to 2014-04-02 it traded as GOOG; From 2014-04-03 to today it traded as GOOGL. Downloads join the pieces by date into one continuous file, labeled GOOGL throughout.

Why does the first day start at 11:55?

GOOGL listed on 2004-08-19. On an IPO day the first trade only prints after the opening auction, around 11:55 in this case, so the first 1-minute bar starts then.

Do you have overnight (20:00–4:00 ET) data?

Not yet. The data comes from the consolidated tape (SIP), which covers 4:00–20:00 ET. US exchanges plan to add overnight trading to the SIP from 2026-12-06, and we will follow.

Can I keep the download up to date with the API?

Yes. Downloads and the market data API share the same data and the same adjustment. Download the history once, then pull each new day from the /v2/aggs endpoint.

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