10,000 units a day, one API key, and three caps that are not the same number

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Nakodo searches YouTube for creators who fit a brand, so the YouTube Data API is not a nice-to-have integration, it is the product's floor. And that API has a hard daily budget: 10,000 units, resetting at midnight Pacific time. The unit costs are the whole story: search.list costs 100 units channels.list, videos.list, playlistItems.list, commentThreads.list cost 1 unit each So a project gets a hundred searches a day. Not a hundred per user. A hundred, total, across everybody.

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