Isochrone API
Overview
The Isochrone API creates reachable areas based on a maximum travel time. These reachable shapes are sometimes called catchment areas or trade areas, and can be a single polygon or a multi-polygon.
The API supports a range of transport modes including Driving, Public Transport, Walking, and Cycling.
The Isochrone API is a RESTful API, using HTTP requests for access.
- GET - for simple requests using basic parameters only
- POST - for more complex requests using advanced parameters
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Getting Started
A short step-by-step guide to making your first request to the Isochrone API.
An interactive tool for testing the different request parameters, and to help understand the request and response structures.
Full endpoint reference of all request parameters, and example code samples.
Supported SDKs
The Isochrone API is accessible through any of our supported TravelTime SDKs:
Usage limits
The following usage limits apply to the Isochrone API:
Maximum 60 isochrones per minute
*Higher concurrency limits available on Enterprise plans.Maximum 4 hours
*Limited to 2 hours on Free and PAYG plans.Other TravelTime APIs
Travel Time Matrix API
