What are rate limits?
Rate limits define how many times a user or application can interact with a service within a specific time frame.
Why do rate limits exist?
- There are several reasons why APIs and other online services enforce these limits:
- To prevent abuse: Without limits, someone could flood the system with requests in an attempt to overload or disrupt it. Rate limits help keep things under control and protect the service from being misused.
- To ensure fair usage: If one user sends a huge number of requests, it could negatively affect performance for others. By capping usage, the system stays accessible and responsive for everyone.
- To manage overall system load: Sudden spikes in traffic can strain servers. Rate limits help maintain consistent performance by controlling how much traffic is allowed at any given time.
What limits does the software have?
Level 1
Time - No. of API calls
5 minutes 300
1 hour 3.000
1 day 12.000
1 month 360.000
Level 2
Time - No. of API calls
5 minutes 600
1 hour 7.000
1 day 65.000
1 month 2.000.000
Level 3
Time - No. of API calls
5 minutes 1.000
1 hour 12.000
1 day 65.000
1 month 2.000.000
Level 4
Time - No. of API calls
5 minutes 2000
1 hour 24.000
1 day 120.000
1 month 3.600.000
Currently all customers have level 1. Please contact us if more API calls are needed.