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Google removes quota request form from its Indexing API documentation page

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Google has removed the quota request form from its Indexing API documentation, leaving no clear path for users to request higher rate limits.

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Google has quietly removed the quota request form from its Indexing API page, eliminating the documented way for users to seek approval for higher request rates. Default rate limits of 180 metadata and 380 total requests per minute remain unchanged for job and livestream pages, but the absence of a quota-request process leaves no apparent avenue for users to request an increase.

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