Celery · Rate Limits
Celery Rate Limits
Celery imposes no rate limits on consumers, because there is no hosted service and no HTTP surface: there are no X-RateLimit-* / RateLimit-* response headers, no Retry-After, and no 429, since there are no HTTP responses at all. limit_count is 0 as a measured fact.
Celery Rate Limits is the rate-limit profile for Celery on the APIs.io network.
The provider publishes no rate limits that could be read; the profile records that absence rather than inventing a ceiling.
Tagged areas include Asynchronous, Distributed Systems, Message Queue, Open Source, and Python.
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Transcribed from the provider's documentation on 2026-09-05 — docs.celeryq.dev/en/stable/userguide/tasks.html, docs.cel....
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Celery publishes no rate limits that could be read; the profile records that absence rather than inventing a ceiling.
This file REPLACES a fabricated scaffold written by the 2026-05-04 bulk sweep, which invented 10/min free, 100/min professional and 1000/min enterprise API-key limits together with a full set of X-RateLimit-* response headers. None of those exist.
AsynchronousDistributed SystemsMessage QueueOpen SourcePythonTask QueueRate LimitingThrottling
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Every rate limit here is available over the APIs.io API and to AI agents over MCP.