Google Maps is going paid...or not?

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Google Maps is going paid...or not?
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Over the past few days, many webmasters building new or chinese malaysia data existing websites have reported receiving an email from Google informing them that they are eligible for a $200 credit for using Google APIs.

In the text of the email we read:

“Today we are announcing important changes, including our new name - Google Maps Platform, a simplified product structure, pay as you go pricing for all, and more. Please take a few minutes to review the announcement to familiarize yourself with the upcoming changes. We would like to highlight a few updates that may impact your implementation. Beginning June 11th, we are launching our new pricing plan and providing all users access to support. We'll continue to offer a free tier — all developers will receive $200 of free monthly usage of our core products.

In addition, this change will require you to enable billing and associate it with all of your Google Maps Platform projects. Creating a billing account helps us better understand your usage so we can continue developing helpful products. It also allows you to scale easily with less downtime and fewer performance issues if your product grows beyond the $200 of free monthly usage. For additional visibility and control you can set daily quotas or billing alerts.”


However, Google Maps has not become a paid service. At least, not entirely.