Summary

This article explains how to create a Google Maps API key and enter it in Gingr. The key turns on features like Address Look-Up and Owner Map.

What This Does

On July 16, 2018, Google started a new pay-as-you-go pricing plan for Maps, Routes, and Places. This raised the cost sharply for Gingr to offer the feature for free, so Gingr removed address look-up as an included feature. Gingr added a setting where you enter your own API key. You set up your own Google Maps account that connects to Gingr.

Helpful Hints

• You need a Google Cloud Platform account to turn on these features. Costs may apply. See Google's Platform Pricing & API Costs.
• If you have more than one location in one app URL, you only need to do these steps once. The setup applies to all locations.

Topics

• Set Up Address Lookup How-To
• Set Up Owner's Map How-To

Related Articles

• API Feature Overview
• Gingr's API Feature Overview