generated: '2026-08-13'
method: searched
source: https://docs.airops.com/developers/api
docs:
- https://docs.airops.com/developers/api
- https://docs.airops.com/your-workspace/settings/billing
- https://docs.airops.com/your-workspace/settings/usage
limit_count: 0
note: >-
  AirOps publishes NO request-rate limit — no requests-per-second/minute figure,
  no 429 contract, and no rate-limit response headers anywhere in the API
  reference, the Insights API guide, or the OpenAPI (which declares no 429
  response on any of its 42 operations). What AirOps does publish is a set of
  QUOTA and RESULT-SIZE caps, recorded below as constraints[] because an agent
  must plan around them, but they are not rate limits and they are not signalled
  in response headers. limit_count is therefore 0: an honest zero for the rate
  limiting an integrator would actually need.
headers:
  published: false
  observed: []
  note: >-
    No X-RateLimit-*, RateLimit-* or Retry-After headers are documented. None
    could be observed on a live unauthenticated response either, because every
    /public_api/* path answers 401 before any limit is evaluated.
exhaustion:
  status_code: null
  documented: false
  note: >-
    No 429 status is documented or declared in the OpenAPI. Quota exhaustion is
    described as a billing/limit event (executions pause on a hard task limit, or
    overage is charged), not as an HTTP response contract.
constraints:
- name: workspace-task-quota
  kind: quota
  scope: per-workspace
  window: month
  limit: 20000 tasks (Solo) / 75000 tasks (Pro) / custom (Enterprise)
  behavior: >-
    A soft limit emails a notification; a hard limit blocks Workflow and Playbook
    execution. Solo overage is billed at $0.025 per task.
  source: https://docs.airops.com/your-workspace/settings/billing
- name: synchronous-execution-timeout
  kind: timeout
  scope: per-request
  limit: 10 minutes
  behavior: >-
    The synchronous execute endpoint fails if the App takes more than 10 minutes
    to run, or if the workspace is at capacity. Use async_execute instead.
  operations: [executeApp]
  source: https://docs.airops.com/api-reference/api-reference/executions
- name: workspace-execution-capacity
  kind: concurrency
  scope: per-workspace
  limit: not published
  behavior: >-
    Asynchronous executions are queued and run "at your workspace's capacity".
    The numeric capacity is not published.
  operations: [asyncExecuteApp]
  source: https://docs.airops.com/api-reference/api-reference/executions
- name: analytics-row-cap
  kind: result-size
  scope: per-query
  limit: 1000 rows
  behavior: >-
    The analytics endpoint caps at 1,000 rows per query; long ranges with
    high-cardinality dimensions must be windowed.
  operations: [getBrandKitsAnalytic]
  source: https://docs.airops.com/developers/api
- name: analytics-dimension-cap
  kind: request-shape
  scope: per-query
  limit: 3 dimensions
  behavior: More than 3 dimensions returns HTTP 422.
  operations: [getBrandKitsAnalytic]
  source: https://docs.airops.com/developers/api
- name: analytics-grain-window
  kind: request-shape
  scope: per-query
  limit: 120 days daily / 180 days weekly / 365 days monthly
  behavior: Exceeding the grain window for the requested date range returns HTTP 422.
  operations: [getBrandKitsAnalytic]
  source: https://docs.airops.com/developers/api
- name: pagination-page-size
  kind: result-size
  scope: per-request
  limit: 100 items per page
  behavior: >-
    All list endpoints use offset pagination with a maximum per_page of 100.
    Responses carry meta.total_count and meta.total_pages.
  source: https://docs.airops.com/developers/api
- name: looker-connector-row-cap
  kind: result-size
  scope: per-load
  limit: 500 rows
  behavior: >-
    The AirOps Looker Studio community connector returns the top 500 rows per
    load for Page Performance and Citations.
  source: https://docs.airops.com/developers/api
- name: data-freshness-lag
  kind: freshness
  scope: per-query
  limit: end_date must be before today; GSC/GA4 metrics lag 4 days
  behavior: >-
    Requests with today's or a future end_date return HTTP 422. Check
    meta.data_availability.requested_period_has_data before processing.
  source: https://docs.airops.com/developers/api
recommendation: >-
  AirOps should publish a request-rate policy and emit RateLimit-* headers with a
  429 contract. Today an agent has no runtime signal at all: it can only discover
  a ceiling by being billed for it or by a hard limit silently pausing execution.