A cleaner error format across every endpoint
Every endpoint now returns errors in a single, consistent format, making failures easier to detect, log and handle programmatically.
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Product announcements: new endpoints, new drop-in hosts, coverage improvements and changes to pricing or limits.
New ways to pay: PayPal, cryptocurrency and bank transfer
Accounts can now fund prepaid credit or pay for an Unlimited package using PayPal, cryptocurrency, or a bank transfer, whichever option fits best.
Postal code coverage extended to more countries
Postal code lookup coverage now extends to more countries than before, widening the reach of the postal code endpoint for a broader set of applications.
Elevation data refreshed for better accuracy in mountainous regions
Elevation data behind /v1/elevation has been refreshed, improving accuracy specifically in steep and mountainous terrain where older data tends to fall short.
Faster time zone lookups after rebuilding our lookup table
The timezone lookup table behind every request has been rebuilt for speed, with no change to the request shape or response fields.
The client dashboard: usage, invoices and keys in one place
One dashboard now covers usage stats, invoices, API keys, referrals, two-factor authentication, coupon codes and account settings for every account.
Two-factor authentication for your account
Account security now includes optional two-factor authentication, adding a second step to logins without changing how API keys authenticate.
A referral program for anyone who sends us a customer
The dashboard now includes a referral program, giving anyone who sends a paying customer our way a straightforward reason to do it again.
Prepaid credit and Unlimited packages, explained
Once free allowances run out, usage draws on prepaid credit at a fixed rate or an Unlimited package, with the same pricing on every endpoint.
Quota headers on every response: know your limit before you call
Every My Geocode response carries a full set of quota headers, so a script can know exactly where it stands without a separate usage lookup.
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