fixerAPI/fixer

Free applications have dropped from 1000 per month to 250 per month, also without notice

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Too bad for the administrators of this API. Free applications have dropped from 1000 per month to 250 per month, also without notice.

This really sucks now; there are alternatives but I really would like to stay, it would spare me some work.

I think so. In my case, I lost a bit of confidence in this API. It leaves me wondering if in time the number of requests will decrease again to force users to buy. I find it unprofessional on the part of the API administrators.

Not even README.md is changed, everywhere (besides pricing page on fixer.io, nice touch) is still on 1000 requester per month.

Yea this is seriously not cool behavior here. Entice developers with a 1000 requests and then silently change that to a quarter of what is expected- with no notification whatsoever or providing a time-frame in which developers can react accordingly.

The only reason I found out was because I started getting emails telling me I'm using up my quota which seemed strange based on the volume I use.

Do you really think developers are going to trust your service and the options you provide if this is the way you do things? 🤔 Terrible business choice IMO.

Hi, @lostpebble , @CatPlanet , @yunierescobar , here's one with no rate limits , Currency-api

Thanks

Thanks @fawazahmed0 - but it seems like yours isn't "live" but rather updates once per a day? We need to get live updates as currency can fluctuate quite a bit in the space a day- especially in more risky economies. And the project I'm working on is very time-sensitive, and requires this accuracy.

Thanks @fawazahmed0 - but it seems like yours isn't "live" but rather updates once per a day? We need to get live updates as currency can fluctuate quite a bit in the space a day- especially in more risky economies. And the project I'm working on is very time-sensitive, and requires this accuracy.

Well, I can even change it to update every 15 minutes(or even every 5 minutes), it's just a matter of changing the cron from 1 day to 15 minutes or 5 mins in my actions workflow, but the thing is, my API is delivered through jsdelivr and I am not really sure, when the jsDelivr will pickup those updates.

API request have now dropped to 100 per month, also without any notice.
This project is a joke.

Absolute joke. Won't trust any of these developers in the future, well played fellas.