Per session, per month. No seat fees, no annual lock-in — overage is
billed at the tier rate rather than cutting you off mid-month.
Free
$0/month
- 200 sessions included
- 5 req/s rate limit
- Hard cap enforcement
No overage billing — requests are refused (HTTP 429) once you're over the limit, so you can never be surprise-billed.
Starter
$49/month
- 5,000 sessions included
- 20 req/s rate limit
- Soft cap, bills overage enforcement
Never cut off: usage past the included amount is billed at $0.05 per extra session.
Growth
$199/month
- 30,000 sessions included
- 50 req/s rate limit
- Soft cap, bills overage enforcement
Never cut off: usage past the included amount is billed at $0.03 per extra session.
Scale
$799/month
- 200,000 sessions included
- 150 req/s rate limit
- Soft cap, bills overage enforcement
Never cut off: usage past the included amount is billed at $0.02 per extra session.
Enterprise
Talk to us
- Uncapped included
- 500 req/s rate limit
- Soft cap, bills overage enforcement
Overage pricing not set for this tier — contact us.
The billable unit is a session, not a request
A customer typing an address and picking one result fires an
autocomplete request after almost every keystroke — that is normal, and it is not seven
charges. Here is what actually gets billed:
A→Ab→Abb→Abbey→Abbey R→Abbey Ro→Abbey Road→picked: Abbey Road, London
7 autocomplete requests, all carrying the same session id
· 1 billable session, because the id closes the moment they pick a
result.
The session is a discount you earn by finishing
the lookup. Three cases, and the first is the one nearly every integration is in:
| What happened | What you pay |
|---|
| Session id sent, customer picked an address |
1 session, however many keystrokes it took |
| Session id sent, nothing ever picked |
every request, individually |
| No session id at all |
every request, individually |
This is the same rule Google Places applies to an
abandoned session, and it means a careful typist costs exactly what a fast one does.
Nothing breaks if you skip the session id — you simply do not get the discount.