Quotas for Google Services

Apps Script services have daily quotas and limitations on some features. If you exceed a quota or limitation, your script throws an exception and execution stops.

Note: In addition to the Apps Script quotas, some features have quotas created by the Google product they're associated with. A use of a product feature in Apps Script depletes all associated quota reserves. A feature becomes unavailable if any of the associated quotas are reached.

Current quotas

Quotas are set at different levels for users of consumer (such as gmail.com) or G Suite free edition (discontinued) accounts and Google Workspace accounts.

Use the quotas below to help test your scripts. All quotas are subject to elimination, reduction, or change at any time, without notice.

Feature	Consumer (e.g., gmail.com) and G Suite free edition (legacy)	Google Workspace accounts
Calendar events created	5,000 / day	10,000 / day
Contacts created	1,000 / day	2,000 / day
Documents created	250 / day	1,500 / day
Files converted	2,000 / day	4,000 / day
Email recipients per day	100* / day	1,500* / day
Email recipients per day within domain	100* / day	2,000 / day
Email read/write (excluding send)	20,000 / day	50,000 / day
Groups read	2,000 / day	10,000 / day
JDBC connection	10,000 / day	50,000 / day
JDBC failed connection	100 / day	500 / day
Presentations created	250 / day	1,500 / day
Properties read/write	50,000 / day	500,000 / day
Slides created	250 / day	1,500 / day
Spreadsheets created	250 / day	3,200 / day
Triggers total runtime	90 min / day	6 hr / day
URL Fetch calls	20,000 / day	100,000 / day
Static Map render	1,000 / day	10,000 / day
Google Map Direction query	1,000 / day	10,000 / day
Google Map Geocode calls	1,000 / day	10,000 / day
Translate calls	5,000 / day	20,000 / day
Google Map elevation samples query	1,000 / day	10,000 / day
Apps Script projects	50 / day	50 / day

Note: Additional limits apply for trial accounts. After you convert from a free trial account to a paid subscription, your account limits automatically increase when both of the following are true:

• Your domain has cumulatively paid at least USD $100 (or equivalent).
• At least 60 days have passed since reaching that payment threshold.

Current limitations

Use the limits below to help test your scripts. All limits are subject to elimination, reduction, or change at any time, without notice.

Feature	Consumer (e.g., gmail.com) and G Suite free edition (legacy)	Google Workspace accounts
Script runtime	6 min / execution	6 min / execution
Custom function runtime	30 sec / execution	30 sec / execution
Simultaneous executions	30 / user	30 / user
Email attachments	250 / msg	250 / msg
Email body size	200 KB / msg	400 KB / msg
Email recipients per message	50 / msg	50 / msg
Email total attachments size	25 MB / msg	25 MB / msg
Properties value size	9 KB / val	9 KB / val
Properties total storage	500 KB / property store	500 KB / property store
Triggers	20 / user / script	20 / user / script
URL Fetch response size	50 MB / call	50 MB / call
URL Fetch headers	100 / call	100 / call
URL Fetch header size	8 KB / call	8 KB / call
URL Fetch POST size	50 MB / call	50 MB / call
URL Fetch URL length	2 KB / call	2 KB / call

Exception messages

If a script reaches a quota or limitation, it throws an exception with a message similar to the following:

• Limit exceeded: Email Attachments Per Message. This indicates that the script exceeded one of the quotas or limitations listed above.
• Service invoked too many times: Calendar. This indicates that the script called the given service too many times in one day.
• Service invoked too many times in a short time: Calendar. Try Utilities.sleep(1000) between calls. This indicates that the script called the given service too many times in a short period.
• Service using too much computer time for one day. This indicates that the script exceeded the total allowable execution time for one day. It most commonly occurs for scripts that run on a trigger, which have a lower daily limit than scripts executed manually.
• Script invoked too many times per second for this Google user account. This indicates that the script began executing too many times in a short period. It most commonly occurs for custom functions that are called repeatedly in a single spreadsheet. To avoid this error, code your custom functions so that they only need to be called once per range of data, as explained in the guide to custom functions.
• There are too many scripts running simultaneously for this Google user account. This indicates that you have too many scripts executing at once, although not necessarily the same script. Like the exception above, this most commonly occurs for custom functions that are called repeatedly in a single spreadsheet.