Limitations of FCM [duplicate] - firebase

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What is the limitations for fcm? like,
how many notification can send for a day,
Is there any billing option for fcm usage
Tell me I'm new to fcm

how many notification can send for a day,
There is no simple limit for number of messages per day. You should read and understand the limits in the documentation for specific details on limits in various circumstances.
Is there any billing option for fcm usage
No, there is no billing for FCM. Refer to the pricing documentation.

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