I'm curious why things like this use 8.8.8.8 as an example. It's a horrible example. Because it's anycasted, the result will be almost always wrong. Eg, this page puts it in Sweden. For me, it's in Dublin.
hyperlocal = city level ?
The example json shows a three digits fraction. So how precise is the geo location ?
For 90% of the traffic the IP is mapped to an exact long/lat so a response for our office would be - Latitude":59.32556915283203,"Longitude":18.068561553955078
or geohash - u6sc7pvh
Looks like it's over quota and the sign up process wasn't finishing successfully. Tried to check it out but can't.