It's rate limited for a reason and every other so called "better alternative" will have some sort of limitations in place, if they want to stay in business. Not

It's rate limited for a reason and every other so called "better alternative" will have some sort of limitations in place, if they want to stay in business. Nothing is for free. By saying people will just magically make a free, unlimited API service as long as people stop using Google's is dumb.