Open Charge Map · Rate Limits

Openchargemap Rate Limits

Open Charge Map applies usage controls to ensure platform stability and fair access across the developer community. The API does not publish precise numeric rate limits but enforces restrictions to prevent abuse. API keys are required for regular use; anonymous requests are subject to stricter implicit limits. The primary documented restriction is a maximum results cap of 250 records per request for general POI queries. The Microsoft Power Platform connector documentation indicates a throttling limit of 100 API calls per connection per 60-second window. The project actively monitors for excessive request patterns and may throttle or block clients that appear to be crawlers or bots without proper identification. Developers are encouraged to include a client identifier string in requests.

Openchargemap Rate Limits is the machine-readable rate-limit profile for Open Charge Map on the APIs.io network, conforming to the API Commons Rate Limits specification.

It captures 4 rate-limit definitions.

Tagged areas include Electric Vehicles, EV Charging, Charging Stations, Points of Interest, and Open Data.

4 Limits
Electric VehiclesEV ChargingCharging StationsPoints of InterestOpen DataGeospatialTransportationClean EnergyCrowdsourcedRegistry

Limits

Results Per Request Limit per-request
250
API Calls Per Connection (Connector Throttle) per-connection
100
Authentication Requirement
Client Identification