To ensure platform stability and fair usage, AnswerPal applies rate limits to all API requests. This page explains how rate limiting works, what to expect if you exceed your quota, and how to build robust integrations that respect these limits.
Rate limiting controls how many API requests your organization can make in a given time period. This prevents accidental or malicious overuse, ensures fair access for all customers, and protects AnswerPal’s platform stability.
Rate limits in AnswerPal are not fixed, but are calculated based on the formula or subscription plan your organization has chosen. This means your allowed number of API requests per minute, hour, or day may vary depending on your contract or usage tier.
If you are unsure of your current rate limits, you can:
Note: Rate limits may be adjusted based on usage trends, special agreements, or to ensure optimal service for all customers.
If your application exceeds the allowed rate, the API will return an HTTP 429 Too Many Requests error. The response will include a `Retry-After` header indicating how many seconds to wait before making another request.
Example error response:
{
"status": 429,
"error": "Too Many Requests",
"message": "API rate limit exceeded. Please wait before retrying."
}
Je API gebruikslimieten zijn gebaseerd op je AnswerPal abonnementsformule of contract. Neem contact op met support of check je dashboard voor je specifieke limieten.
Je krijgt een HTTP 429 Too Many Requests fout met een Retry-After header.
Ja, neem contact op met AnswerPal Support om je behoeften te bespreken.
Ja, tenzij anders aangegeven voor bepaalde endpoints of gebruiksscenario's.
Wacht het aantal seconden dat in de Retry-After header staat aangegeven voordat je het opnieuw probeert.
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