A rate limit is the number of API requests an integration partner can do within a given time period. If this limit is exceeded, further API requests will be blocked. All API requests are subject to rate limits.
Each integration partner is granted a default rate limit. Contact [email protected] if the default rate limit is not sufficient.
There are two different values used to calculate the rate limit.
- Replenish rate
- The number of API requests replenished each second.
- Burst capacity
- Burst capacity is the maximum number of requests in a single second. It allows temporary bursts of requests while decreasing the available requests for the upcoming seconds.
For example, with a replenish rate of 2 and burst capacity of 10, a steady rate of 2 requests / second is possible. If a partner sends ten requests during a single second, the capacity for the upcoming 4 seconds is used, and requests will be blocked for that time period.
When the rate limit is exceeded, the API will respond with HTTP 429 - Too Many Requests.
Response headers
X-RateLimit-Remaining
The number of API requests remaining within the time cycle (one second).
X-RateLimit-Replenish-Rate
The replenish rate.
X-RateLimit-Burst-Capacity
The burst capacity.
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