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Google geocoding API limitation

Google maps and geocoding features have a request limit.

On Google Maps, the limit is 25,000 maps per day, and this is a limitation that depends on your apikey

So, if 25,000 users and each user made a request, you exceeded the limit, and in the Google API console you can see your quota for:

-Ad Exchange Buyer API

AdSense Management API

-Analytical API

-Audit API

-Calendar API

-Google + API

-Latitude API

Static Maps API

-Street View Image API

-Translate API

-Identity Toolkit API

With Geocoding, the limit is only 2500 requests per day, and the quota is not displayed in my Google API console. Suppose that the limit is associated with the user's IP address and not with the developer’s certificate, or am I missing something! ??

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2500 per day by IP address. This means that your server executes webservices requests, it is counted against 2500. When a client opens a browser and loads your map and performs a geocoding request, it counts against 2500 for this client.

25K per day is calculated based on the load on the card, not requests. Map loading is defined as loading the JS bootloader. Here's the map load definition: https://developers.google.com/maps/faq#usage_mapload

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1441707/

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