Google lists four families as available in this integration, with example uses:2
- Maps: custom-styled map interfaces, photorealistic 3D cityscapes, data overlays.
- Places: conversational local search, place profiles, photo galleries, recommendations.
- Routes: multi-stop road-trip itineraries, commute calculators, transit-aware day planners.
- Environment: clean-air route finders, live pollen alerts, hyper-local environmental monitors.
Google also names three gallery examples you can remix. City Immersive Tour shows 3D city maps with custom flyover camera paths and place markers. Pet Grooming Route Optimizer uses the Routes API for multi-stop routes with fixed appointment times, priority stops and driver shift limits. Store Locator & Near Me Finder uses vector maps and the Places API for searches by distance, opening hours and branch details.
Because the quota is stated per API, an app that touches several families draws on each one's allowance separately. A store locator that loads a map and runs place searches uses the Maps and Places allowances. A route planner would use Routes. Google does not say how many calls a single user action triggers, so a prototype with a few testers could reach 100 calls in one API faster than expected. Whether a given gallery example works for your own use or deployment is something to check yourself. We did not test any of them.