Infobip · Rate Limits

Infobip Rate Limits

Infobip Rate Limits is the machine-readable rate-limit profile for Infobip on the APIs.io network, in the API Commons Rate Limits shape.

It captures 37 rate-limit definitions.

Limit state is signalled in the Retry-After, status_on_exhaustion, and error_code response headers.

Tagged areas include Telecommunications, Croatia, CPaaS, Messaging, and SMS.

37 Limits Retry-Afterstatus_on_exhaustionerror_code
Derived by API Evangelist from the provider's contracts on 2026-10-08.
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TelecommunicationsCroatiaCPaaSMessagingSMSVoiceRCSWhatsAppEmailNetwork APIsCAMARAOpen GatewayIdentity VerificationSIM SwapNumber VerificationOmnichannelAggregatorCustomer EngagementCommunications

Limits

100 requests per 1 s per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 second
100/1 second
10 requests per 1 s per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 second
10/1 second
5 requests per 1 s per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 second
5/1 second
1 requests per 1 s per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 second
1/1 second
token bucket (burst) with no declared request count per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)burst
· per 1 second
the x-throttling-info declaration carries no numberOfRequests for these operations
50 requests per 1 s per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 second
50/1 second
100 requests per 1 m per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 minute
100/1 minute
4000 requests per 1 s per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 second
4000/1 second
120 requests per 1 m per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 minute
120/1 minute
3 requests per 1 s per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 second
3/1 second
50 requests per 1 m per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 minute
50/1 minute
10 requests per 1 m per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 minute
10/1 minute
2500 requests per 1 s per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 second
2500/1 second
100 requests per 1 h per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 hour
100/1 hour
15 requests per 1 s per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 second
15/1 second
20 requests per 1 s per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 second
20/1 second
2000 requests per 1 s per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 second
2000/1 second
6 requests per 1 s per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 second
6/1 second
60 requests per 1 m per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 minute
60/1 minute
1000 requests per 1 h per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 hour
1000/1 hour
20 requests per 10 m per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 10 minute
20/10 minute
40 requests per 10 m per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 10 minute
40/10 minute
40 requests per 1 d per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 day
40/1 day
60 requests per 1 s per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 second
60/1 second
150 requests per 1 s per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 second
150/1 second
200 requests per 1 h per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 hour
200/1 hour
250 requests per 1 s per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 second
250/1 second
500 requests per 1 m per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 minute
500/1 minute
5 requests per 1 m per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 minute
5/1 minute
200 requests per 1 s per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 second
200/1 second
500 requests per 1 s per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 second
500/1 second
30 requests per 1 m per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 minute
30/1 minute
25 requests per 1 s per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 second
25/1 second
2 requests per 1 m per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 minute
2/1 minute
50 requests per 10 m per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 10 minute
50/10 minute
100 requests per 10 m per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 10 minute
100/10 minute
2 requests per 1 s per-account per-operation (x-throttling-info declared on the operation)
· per 1 second
2/1 second

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