The usage charges for the Translate APIs ("Usage Charges") can be found at. You will be charged for each successful request you make through the Translate API. The Google Translate API is provided to you without any free usage quota at all. You will abide by the HTML Markup Requirements found at. Google will not include advertising in the content returned through the APIs. Google does not claim any ownership in the content that you submit or in the translations of that content returned by the API. You will not knowingly use the API to create, train, or improve (directly or indirectly) a substantially similar product or service, including any other machine translation engine. Fortunately, also provided free of charge remain applications for Android and IOS, Translator Toolkit, Google Translate page and translations in Chrome, Gmail and other Google products.Google Translate API Google Translate APIīy using this API, you consent to be bound by these terms in addition to the Google APIs Terms of Service ("API ToS") at. While business and commercial web developers will now have to pay, academic users will still have free access to the Google Translate Research API. You can now buy up to 50 million characters per month through Google APIs console. Million characters will cost $20, which gives a price of about 5 cents per page (if we assume that the site contains 500 words). The new API will ensure access to supports over 50 languages, machine translation system that runs on Google’s cloud. The courtesy limit for existing Translate API v2 projects created prior to Augwill be reduced to zero on Dec 1, 2011. Spammers routinely used the Translate API for distributed automatic translation of texts, while the owners of “farm content” and online forums possessed automatically translated content to get better placement in search results.Ĭommercial Translate API v2 will not have many restrictions imposed on the previous version of the interface and could be used by commercial products (like Ortsbo) for a fee. Google has decided that in May 2011, after a wave of APIs and service abuse. This probably means that the end of the year to stop working joomla modules for automatic translation. However, the translations will still be able to benefit those who pay for them.Įnd of Google Translate API v1 established on 1 December this year. Probably the major abuses have prompted Google to stop developing Translate API and switch it off.
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