What are the restrictions on yandex maps, if all the logic of working with objects is on my side?

Question

Google Maps

Yandex serves my page only as a statics server, serving map tiles and pieces of JS for its twisting-spinning. From my server, I request an array of points, put them in JS on the page, and JS in the user's browser shows these points on the map. There are no exchanges of my geo-objects with Yandex clouds, Yandex clouds do not calculate anything for me (paths, distances), etc.
After what volume of visitors on my page will Yandex declare war on me for creating a load on their map-title servers?
Under what conditions will they force me to switch to a commercial license?
So Yandex or something else is more suitable for the above and free: the map service is only required to give pictures to users and provide a browser-based JS code to display on this map the points stuffed into this JS by my server?
UPDATE
It looks like there are no restrictions: https://yandex.ru/blog/mapsapi/8089#map-5

Answer 1

If I'm not mistaken, you are interested in:

When using the paid version, you can increase the daily limit of requests to the geocoder and router (in the free version, the limit is 25,000 requests per day).

https://tech.yandex.ru/maps/doc/jsapi/2.1/commerci...