I using map place api, gecoding api and direction api in my app. For two months already see the photos below. But haven't got charged for any money. Why is that?
As the analytics shows, you haven't crossed 11500 Places API calls or 40000 Directions API call. Google Maps now provides $200 free monthly usage. Head over to this link to know the number of requests per API your monthly $200 free credit can support. Also, add daily quota to restrict the usage.
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I am new to the GCP. I have created a project in the Google Cloud Platform and enabled Geocoding API and Static Map API.
I had free trial but when more requests come, Geocoding API shows OVER_QUERY_LIMIT reached. Therefore, I enabled the billing to that project so it is solved but the billing account has own its some quota or threshold for the requests.
Because if I reached over that threshold, it says again OVER_QUERY_LIMIT. How can I extend this with having current billing (no extra charges)?
If this is not possible, what the billing account means.
And I received many time 403 response code in the GCP Geocoding API Logs rather than 200 response code. And I don't know why it is happening.
it counts the per second query limits. consider that.
Please note that you have $300 (usable for GCP Products) one time credit upon activating your Billing account plus monthly recurring of $200 credit (exclusive for Maps API only), if you haven't exhausted this credit then maybe you just need to adjust your quota higher in order to avoid OVER_QUERY_LIMIT, but if your project is already in production, then you might need to upgrade your billing account.
Upgrading your billing account will allow you to exceed your quota, however extra charges will occur, but you can set limit to your API usage to prevent excess bill.
You may refer to this link to learn on how to edit your quota and learn on Capping API Usage.
I am creating a hybrid mobile application with Google Maps Javascript API v3 and I would like to use the Directions javascript service on client-side.
I just read that the policy of usage changed in june 2016, so now the 2500 daily request quota is valid for the client-side requests as well.
I would like to know if the daily quota can be used up individually in our client's devices or they have to share the quota alltogether.
For example if 3000 customer uses our mobile app on a daily basis than after 2500 of them made a direction request, the other 500 will not be able to do?
The quota number is based on the device or the application?
Thank you in advance!
It's now the total across ALL clients.
In the google maps API usage limits, it is mentioned 2,500 requests per day.
please define request with respect to Street view Google Maps API.
I think you misread it. The limit is "Free until exceeding 25,000 map loads per day for 90 consecutive days"
Check out full licensing details here: https://developers.google.com/maps/pricing-and-plans/
I have a locator based on Google maps. It seems like there is a maximum on the requests because after a period of time the search function is nog working anymore. When I look at the API information I only have 150 request at this time and the max is 2500. Who can help me with this?
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You're correct that there is a limitation on Google Maps API requests within a given timeframe. This is detailed in the Google Maps documentation.
The solution is to purchase a Google Maps API for Business license, which increases the number of API requests you can make per day.
I have a vehicle tracking system and I have a flash map which can
request a map from my map server or a map from google map api.
I do not understand the limitation of map api. It says "If more than
15,000 geocode requests in a 24 hour period are received from a single
IP address..."
Does this is limited only with my server or the limit is for client
views?
You are asking for the quota of the free Google Maps API, but note that you cannot use the free version for vehicle tracking. Article 10.9.C of Google Maps API Terms and Conditions explicitly restrict using the standard Google Maps API for fleet management and asset tracking. You would need the Google Maps API Premier to legally use Google Maps for your application.
The Premier API automatically comes with "advanced geocoding capabilities with greater volume and speed", so the limitations of the standard API should be superseded by new quotas.
As an additional side-note, according to one unofficial source (dated April 2008), the Premier API for vehicle tracking would cost USD 10,000 per year, which entitles you to track 100 vehicles. If you exceed the 100 vehicles, you would need to add USD 24 per additional vehicle per year.
it's 15000 per day per IP
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/faq.html#geocoder_limit
And 50k per day per key : http://www.google.com/intl/en/apis/maps/signup.html