Re: MutateJobService.mutate unit cost

Hi Anash, Thank you for the detailed answer. I think you should update the Rate Sheetpage with these details, now it is not at all obvious how the price is calculated. We are indeed using 1 ad + 1 keyword per ad-group because, as you've

Re: MutateJobService.mutate unit cost

Hi George, Let me clarify - when you create a SMJ, you start by creating the job (MutateJobService.mutate.ADD, 1 unit per job). Then you poll the service at regular intervals to see if the job completed (MutateJobService.get, 1 unit per job). Once the job completes, you retrieve the result (Mu

Re: MutateJobService.mutate unit cost

Hi Anash, Where can I find more details about this formula, I didn't find it documented anywhere? For example what is "cost for simplemutatejob for completion"? Anyway, the most expensive part of this formula is *(actual cost for operations in synchronous mode) / 2*. I'll try to compute this f

Re: MutateJobService.mutate unit cost

Hi George, That's the cost for creating the job. The actual cost will be cost for creating the simplemutate job + cost for simplemutatejob for completion + (actual cost for operations in synchronous mode)/2. Cheers, Anash P. Oommen, AdWords API Advisor. -- =~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~

MutateJobService.mutate unit cost

Hello guys, I'm trying to better understand the pricing model of the API. I'm mainly using MutateJobService with relatively big number of operations per job. >From the Rate Sheet (http://code.google.com/apis/adwords/docs/ratesheet.html) I understand that the price for *1* MutateJobService.mutat