Before there was an option to request an increase for Google Analytics API in developer console. But I can't find it anymore? Is 50,000 request/day a maximum?
thanks.
Go to the quotas page for the API and click:
Apply for higher quota
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We are developing a project where we need to send probably hundreds of requests to Facebook's graph API per minute. Our main requirement is to continuously monitor hundreds of comments (and possibly posts) of our own page, and respond back where required. Though we haven't tested our complete project on live system yet. But we are sure that it is going to exceed the API's rate limit. We were wondering whether facebook provide some premium access to API where this limit can be bypassed? We have looked into their documentation but are unable to find anything. Or is there any way where we can monitor our page continuously without worrying about this rate limit.
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I have an app which manages hundreds of Facebook pages. Now I need to make a dashboard which will show reports based on Facebook insights for every page but when I try to get the data from Facebook I am getting a message saying that I am reaching the requests limit and I am not able to make requests to Facebook Insights any more.
For every page I get 10-15 metrics in a single request, but I have hundreds of pages.
I found that the limit is 200 App request per hour, but for insights there are different rules.
How I can make my dashboard works because even batch requests did not help?
Request that your app be upgraded to Standard Access. An overview of the access tiers and instructions for requesting an upgrade are here: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-api/access
I am trying to develop a software with my friend that can scrape Facebook IDs from certain profiles and then check them using the Facebook graph to classify them according to gender. I would like to know what is the limit for checking because I am getting a message that I have reached the limit. Would it be helpful to use proxies that can rotate and move to another when they reach the limit? Also what do you reckon the proxy timeout should be for good and fast results?
Facebook indeed has a rate limiting on the Graph API. In general, it comes does to about 600 calls per 600 seconds, per Access Token. You should try to make as many calls as possible with User Access tokens, and others with your App Access token.
I would like to automatically download the facebook insights related to traffic coming from notifications (to be specific just app notifications, not users).
Obviousley i can see the data from the Insights Dashboard (under Insights -> Traffic -> Notifications). I can also export the CSV from there.
But i need to access those data autoamtically, using FQL or the graph api.
It does not seem to be possible from i can see in the documentation: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/insights/
Did anyone manage to access those data not from the Insights Dashboard?
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I've been using the Graph API for a while.
One feature of my application is that it allows a user to post a message on their friends walls (dont worry it is not spam).
Anyway...there is a limit on the API and it will only allow a certain number of posts before failing. I've read on the facebook bucket allocation limits but my app's limit has not moved. It was 26 when i created the app. It is still 26 even though there are about 20 users.
What can I do to increase my pulish limit?
And I promise this app is not used for anything spam related.
For those wanting an answer to this question: The posting limit is dynamic.
Facebook has implemented a bucket allocation system whereby each token/profile is given a set amount of posts per day (currently at 20-24). This allocation can go up or down based on the "affinity" your users show towards your application.
From Facebook:
Based on the affinity users show for your apps use of Facebook Platform through their interactions, your app is allocated certain abilities and limits. This is the functionality currently allocated to your app. These values will change over time depending on how users interact with your app. All integration points have a set of limit values and the threshold bucket column tells you which of these limits buckets your app is in for that integration point. Bucket 1 is the smallest allocation bucket.
If more people like/use your application, your posting limit will be increased. On the other hand, if you do not have traction or many people are marking posts from your app as spam, then the limit will be decreased.
You can find the current limit of your application by going to the App Page > View Insights > Diagnostics.
You can find the current limit under the Allocations header.
For some reason, FB doesn't clearly tell about this limit. The message quoted above is also nowhere to be found. The closest resources I came across on FB's website are these:
This one briefly talks about the allocation system but doesn't get into details
Also, I found a related FB REST API : But be aware, that this is REST API and should get deprecated soon.