Rate limits are in place to ensure fair usage of the API resources and maintain system stability. By default, the rate limit is set to 60 requests per minute for most endpoints. However, some specific endpoints may have different rate limits tailored to their respective functionalities. Users can be informed about the specific rate limit for each endpoint through the API documentation or other provided resources. Exceeding the rate limit for any given endpoint will result in subsequent requests being throttled until the rate limit window resets. Adhering to the specified rate limits is essential to prevent disruptions to service and ensure optimal performance for all users. If you require a higher rate limit, please contact us.
The API returns the following headers when a rate limit is exceeded:
- Retry-After: The number of seconds to wait before making another request.
- X-RateLimit-Limit: The maximum number of requests allowed in the current rate limit window.