What are the restrictions on the Google Maps API?

Question

Google

More specifically, the number of API downloads of the maps themselves and the number of calls to geocoding servers. I used to remember in the documentation (about a month and a half ago) I read that the limits when using the JS Library are calculated per client, and not for the host as a whole. Now I can't find it.
In general, personal experience is of interest, how much is the allocated number of requests for your resources?

Answer 1

Using the map and geocoding

Libraries are considered per client, not per host as a whole.

Oddly, the usage of the map refers to the site, not the client: "For-profit web sites are permitted to generate up to 25,000 map loads per day using the Google Maps JavaScript API v3". In addition, you need to be a very persistent user to download the map 25,000 times.
Unfortunately, I haven’t hit the limit yet, but theoretically it’s possible to check this: we open 10 tabs on the test host and reload the page with the map for js every 10 seconds: in about 6 hours you will reach the limit if you are not considered a bot or the limit on the current dent will not be reset.

Answer 2

And tell me, if some katkin.ru or mirtesen.ru uses google maps for themselves, then 25,000 downloads will be considered for this site, and not for its user? Those. Roughly speaking, if 25 thousand users go to mirtesen.ru and download google maps, is that all, is the limit exhausted?

Answer 3

Using the free API, I often hit the query limit when accessing the geocoding service. Empirically found out that you need to do ~ 1c interval between requests. Pretty frustrating when trying to add 10-15 address markers