Daily Limit Exceeded

@Dokky welcome to the community, and I too didn't know there was a limit for Translate by Zapier. But it makes sense.

First off, I would contact Zapier Support to find out what the limit is, and perhaps you can find a way to work around that limit.

I wrote out a somewhat complicated option and then stumbled on a simpler option.

Option 1 Batching Requests

Instead of making 45 requests for translations is it possible to combine the text and then seperate it on the way out. So you could make 5 translation requests?

For example, here's 5 things I could ask it to translate

• Hola como estas
• Como es tu nombre
• Me gusta esta coche, y tu?
• Quiero comprarlo, cuantos cuesta
• Salud!

Instead of making 5 requests to translate I could combine them into one request like this:

• Hola como estas ||| Como es tu nombre ||| Me gusta esta coche, y tu? ||| Quiero comprarlo, cuantos cuesta ||| Salud!

Then with the result it should look like this:

• Hello how are you ||| What is your name ||| I like this car, do you? ||| I want to buy it how much does it cost? ||| Bless you

And you can split that on the ||| and have your five results.

It's more complicated than that, especially if you have these 5 texts coming in one at a time, but you could write them to a spreadsheet, and when the spreadsheet gets to 5, combine them etc.

Option 2 Google Translate via spreadsheet

Oh and Duh, there's another option. Google sheets has a translate function in it. You could have a two column spreadsheet where the first column is empty and the second column is this formula: =GOOGLETRANSLATE(A2,"en","es") feel free to adjust as needed. Then you simply update the text in A2, put a delay step in for 1 minute and then get that row, cell B2 (where the formula is) will contain the translation.

I recommend Option #2!!

Thank you for your comments.

I don't know why, but the problem was resolved. There is no error now. If I got the same error in the future, I will try to use Option 2 of PaulKortman.

Thank you.

@Dokky - It may well be a rolling 24 hour limit which means even waiting 1 hour might free some capacity.