Google Apps Script 2026: Key Quota Limits, Common Errors, and Free Fixes
Google Apps Script enforces a strict 6-minute maximum execution time per script run for both free consumer and paid Workspace accounts, eliminating the older 30-minute Workspace allowance. Daily trigger runtime is capped at 90 minutes for consumer accounts and 6 hours for Workspace users, resetting on a rolling 24-hour window rather than at midnight. UrlFetch calls are limited to 20,000 per day on free accounts and 100,000 on Workspace, while document service calls are capped at 30 per minute for consumer accounts. These limits commonly cause errors such as 'Exceeded maximum execution time' and 'Service invoked too many times' in tools like Autocrat and Sheets-based automations. Developers can mitigate these issues by batching operations into smaller chunks of 50–100 rows per run and offloading heavy processing to external systems when script usage outgrows Apps Script's capacity.
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