The YouTube Analytics API provides access to estimated revenue through the Metrics API. However, these are just estimates, and are not the final amount that creators are actually paid. Anecdotally, actual revenue can often be significantly different from these estimates. YouTube documentation notes that:
Finalized revenue can be found in the downloadable monthly reports approximately 10 days after month end and are visible on the AdSense payment page within 15 days after a month’s end.
Is there any way to access this data through an API? I don't mind waiting 15 or even 30 days to get access to this, but I need to get the actual final amount that the creator was paid in a month, and I need to get that information per-video. I haven't found anything in the Analytics API so far, but I'm not intimately familiar with the YouTube API so I may be missing something.
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I have requested a quota increase on the YouTube Data API.
I am getting the impression I’m being given the run around or no one inside of Google actually works on this.
I requested a quota increase over 3 weeks ago, and every time I email them, I get a very generic:
We understand your concern about the Quota. As informed earlier your request is being reviewed by our Quality Compliance Team. Their review takes longer time and hence is causing the delay. Any update that we receive from them will be shared with you immediately.
But it’s been 3 weeks.
Has anybody else had the same experience? If so, how long did it take to get approved?
We have built a system that uploads to our YouTube channel through Youtube Data Api. However, because of the need for a large quota, I requested to increase the quota through the YouTube customer center, and two days ago, the contents were approved and the answer was that they would apply the quota. But we don't have time to wait. When will the quota be applied?
We get the user cancels in the next 30 days from our database and we call to Apple one to one
https://buy.itunes.apple.com/verifyReceipt
We want to call for a list of user cancels in the next 365 days which can be a huge list.
I look for that in the documentation and in google but I couldn't find if there is a limit on the number of requests to Apple.
Does anyone know that?
After contact Apple's support, there are not query limits.
I have this endpoint implemented several months ago and I make a huge number of requests every day without any problem.
It's the only way to verify the status of each receipt because their webhook doesn't seem reliable.
I am building a webapp which requires users to regularly top up their account. To allow for this I am exploring the google wallet inapp payments api and have got this working fine. However, I would like users to be given the option to auto-top up when their account balance becomes low. I have looked at the subscription documentation but cannot see whether this is possible or not - it seems you can only have a subscription which draws money at regular intervals.
Is there a way to have a user pre-authorise this kind of transaction, and if so could you please point me to any documentation that would allow for this?
I don't believe so. The subscription feature is probably your best bet and should (unless I'm missing something) get you to the "same place".
A "pre-authorization" somewhat says, you'll come back at some later time to charge (aka "capture") the pre-auth. There is no API command that does that (capture/charge) in Wallet for Digital Goods. The process is immediate...
There (is) used to be one in the Google Checkout API where you are given 7 calendar days to charge a pre-auth. However, this product will be retired in November.
I have some queries on Microsoft Translator API
1.If i use trial period before characters limit will be over am i going to get any emails from the configured email in datamarket.azure.com. I have seen that notifications will appear in our account when our subscription balance is 15% of our monthly limit and when our balance is completely finished, but i think these notifications will display in our www.datamarket.azure.com account. It's not good to check our account regular basis.So is there any other approach which is maintaining by Microsoft?
2.is there any specific limited characters or transactions per day for paid service also?
I referred this link but i didn't get much details
https://datamarket.azure.com/help-overview-purchasing-subcribing-data-apps#x_taxes
Please provide me the answers for the above queries.
Microsoft translator Support has sent a response for the above queries as follows
1.At this time the notification for low balances only appear in your Windows Azure Marketplace account. The email notification for low balances is a priority feature that we expect to be included in a future release of Marketplace. If you subscribe to a paid monthly subscription, a new feature for paid Translator API subscribers called ‘Auto-Refill’ was added last week and you may find this to be useful depending on your usage scenario.
If you enable this feature for your paid Translator API subscription, you allow Marketplace to automatically refill your subscription if your remaining balance reaches 10% or less of your monthly subscription limit. More information on Auto-Refill can be found here.
2.You are currently able to translate a maximum of 10000 characters per request, but we recommend keeping each request between 2000 and 5000 characters to optimize response times.