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It is not possible to use the What3wordswhat3words API without an API key.

The what3words API is governed by specific terms of use outlined in their API Licence Agreement:​ https://what3words.com/api-licence-agreement

One can sign up for a free account at https://accounts.what3words.com/select-plan?referrer=/public-api. This gives access to their core API with a generous free tier (e.g. ~1,000–10,000 requests/month depending on use case).

With a Free account, it is limited to 10 requests per second, so create a function that delays the request utilizing the time.sleep(1 / 10) Python package.

It is not possible to use the What3words API without an API key.

One can sign up for a free account at https://accounts.what3words.com/select-plan?referrer=/public-api. This gives access to their core API with a generous free tier (e.g. ~1,000–10,000 requests/month depending on use case).

With a Free account, it is limited to 10 requests per second, so create a function that delays the request utilizing the time.sleep(1 / 10) Python package.

It is not possible to use the what3words API without an API key.

The what3words API is governed by specific terms of use outlined in their API Licence Agreement:​ https://what3words.com/api-licence-agreement

One can sign up for a free account at https://accounts.what3words.com/select-plan?referrer=/public-api. This gives access to their core API with a generous free tier (e.g. ~1,000–10,000 requests/month depending on use case).

With a Free account, it is limited to 10 requests per second, so create a function that delays the request utilizing the time.sleep(1 / 10) Python package.

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It is not possible to use the What3words API without an API key.

One can sign up for a free account at https://accounts.what3words.com/select-plan?referrer=/public-api. This gives access to their core API with a generous free tier (e.g. ~1,000–10,000 requests/month depending on use case).

With a Free account, it is limited to 10 requests per second, so create a function that delays the request utilizing the time.sleep(1 / 10) Python package.