I've found some old resources on that:
Why is (other) Showing Up in My Reports?
Google Analytics daily URL limit: does it affect URL-sequence goal tracking?
Merging Google Analytics with your Data Warehouse
I haven't been able to find any official documentation.
Is this limit still actual?
Especially for gtag.js
The daily limit that i have heard of is around 2 hits per day anything more than that and Google starts to drop hits. The official limits can be found in the documentation below.
Directly from the documentation Limits and quotas
These limits apply to the Web Property / Property / Tracking ID.
10 million hits per month per property
If you go over this limit, the Google Analytics team might contact you and ask you upgrade to Analytics 360 or implement client sampling to reduce the amount of data being sent to Google Analytics.
For monthly total Analytics 360 limits, please contact your account manager or service representative.
The gtag.js appears to be the same doc
Related
I activated google analytics 4 bigquery linking, and it works correctly. I wonder what is the limitation of this link. Api metrics shows that link using api methods below.
google.cloud.bigquery.v2.JobService.GetJob
google.cloud.bigquery.v2.JobService.GetQueryResults
google.cloud.bigquery.v2.JobService.InsertJob
google.cloud.bigquery.v2.TableDataService.List
But I can't found the exact match API name on bigquery documents.
https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/quotas
https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/reference/rest/v2/jobs/insert?hl=ja
Any ideas?
Thanks.
The limit for how many hits you can export from the free version of GA4 to BigQuery is 1M hits per day.
Standard properties have a daily BigQuery Export limit of 1 million events. If your property consistently exceeds the export limit, the daily BigQuery export will be paused and previous days’ exports will not be reprocessed.
https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/9823238?hl=en#zippy=%2Cin-this-article
If you go above that, Google will stop your pipeline.
There are only two solutions to overcome this that I know of.
Upgrade to GA360
Use Parallel Tracking
Once you set up the link from GA360 to BigQuery, as far as I know, there is no limit to this link. According to the document, usually GA sends data 3 times a day to BigQuery. You will see partitioned table for GA data in BigQuery for each day. (This link is only available in Analytics 360, which is not free.)
For more information, refer to the official documents. support.google.com/analytics
Also, limits and quotas for BigQuery.
cloud.google.com/bigquery/quotas
About API names you listed appear here.
https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/reference/auditlogs
I am using free version of GoogleTagManager and GoogleAnalytics for getting analytics my website. The free version of Google Analytics allows for up to 10 million hits per month, per property as per TOS.
We can check under settings section in GoogleAnalytics account as to what is the hit count in last day, last 7 days, and last month.
But, since that requires manual intervention that someone has to login to check; Is there a way to get to know what my current limit is for the month? So that if I am closer to breaching the limit we can disable GTM tracing.
Is it different for GTM?
There is no hit limit for GTM.
In Google Analytics, you could use the Reporting API to get monthly statistics, and then use the GTM API to pause the GA tags (which makes this somewhat on-topic).
The relevant metric would be ga:hit. This is not exact (it reports the hit volume of the view rather than the property) but should be "good enough" (as long as your view is not too heavily filtered; since a proper setup includes an unfiltered view in any case this would be a good candidate to get the number).
However you do not need to bother. If you exceed the limits then Google will warn you via email. You then have a few weeks to respond, and introduce sampling or other measures to bring down your hit count. Only if you ignore their warning they will terminate your account.
I am trying to build an application using Google Analytics real-time API. So, I see this quota limit at 50,000/project. I am aware of 10,000/Google Analytics View limit. So, based on these values, my application can handle only 5 users/day.
Am I doing something wrong? Is there any workaround for this?
Its 50,000 API calls per day to query your data, not for collecting data.
What is this 10,000 Google Analytics View limit you refer to? It is not listed on the GA quotas and limits page
There is a 10million hits per month limit per web property, if you go over that then they ask you pay for GA360
Our organization is approaching the hard limits for the Google Analytics API (10000 profile access/day). Google clearly indicates that they will not increase this.
Analytics API quota request form
Quotas that CANNOT be increased:
-- Per view (profile) limit of 10,000 requests/day [403 Error with Message about Profile limit: dailyLimitExceeded]
There is a Google Analytics Premium for 150 000USD a year but that is much more that we can afford for such a service.
Is there no middle ground for a paid increase to the Google Analytics API quotas?
There is no way to increase the 10,000 request per profile / view limit. Even if you have a premium Google analytics account that wont change.
What you do get with a Premium analytics account is the option to use BigQuery with Google Analytics making this problem go away.
Option make a second profile / view for the web property you get another 10k that way.
Do asynchronous event pushes count toward the 50,000 request limit in the GA API?
On the quota policy section of the documentation they describe contributing requests as "50,000 requests per project per day"
Is this only related to API calls or does it also apply to event pushes?
The 50,000 request limit is for the APIs both the Managemnt and Report REST APIs.
Data Collection is a different deal and have different limits. It is currently limited to 10M hits per month on Google Analytics Free Version. A hit is caused by any request to Google Servers as a result of tracking. and that includes pageviews and events among some less common like ecommerce, a social interaction tracking.
More info about data collection limits:
http://support.google.com/analytics/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1070983