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Distance Matrix API Usage and Billing | Distance Matrix API (Legacy)

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Distance Matrix API requests generate calls to one of two SKUs depending on the type of request:

or

.

The following table shows the SKU details and pricing for the Distance Matrix API.

While there is no maximum number of elements per day (EPD), the following usage limits are in place for the Distance Matrix API:

• Maximum of 25 origins or 25 destinations per request.
• Maximum 100 elements per server-side request.
• Maximum 100 elements per client-side request.
• Elements per minute are calculated as the sum of client-side and server-side queries. To look up the per-minute quota, see Quotas and quota alerts.

Quota limits define the maximum number of requests allowed for a specific API or service within a given timeframe. When the number of requests in your project reaches the quota limit, your service stops responding to requests.

To modify a quota value for your API, follow these steps:

1. In the Cloud console, navigate to Google Maps Platform > Quotas.
2. Select the API for which you want to modify the quota.
3. Identify the quota value that you want to change, and select it using the checkbox.
4. Click Edit, enter a new quota value, and click Submit request.

To view all quota increase requests, including past and pending requests:

1. In the Cloud console, navigate to Google Maps Platform > Quotas.
2. Select the API for which you want to view the quota increase request.
3. Click Increase Requests.

For information on terms of use, see policies for the Distance Matrix API, and the License Restrictions section of the Google Maps Platform Terms of Service.

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Last updated 2025-08-14 UTC.

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