generated: '2026-08-14' method: searched source: https://soporte.atomchat.io/knowledge/api-de-clientes docs: - https://soporte.atomchat.io/knowledge/api-de-clientes - https://soporte.atomchat.io/knowledge/como-enviar-templates-messages-utilizando-la-api-de-atomchat - https://soporte.atomchat.io/knowledge/limites-y-tipos-de-archivos-soportados limit_count: 0 notes: >- Atom publishes no API rate limits. The Customers API and the WhatsApp Templates API articles in the provider knowledge base document headers, body fields and auth but state no quota, no per-minute/per-hour ceiling, no burst allowance and no 429 behaviour. The one "limits" page Atom does publish (limites-y-tipos-de-archivos-soportados) covers attachment file sizes and supported media types in the messaging product, not API request rates, so it is not recorded as a rate limit. Live unauthenticated probes of the API host on 2026-08-14 returned 401 with no RateLimit-*, X-RateLimit-* or Retry-After headers on the response - only Google Cloud Functions infrastructure headers. An honest zero: an integrator cannot learn Atom's throughput ceiling from any public source. limits: [] response_headers: observed: [] documented: [] note: >- Observed response headers on https://us-central1-atomchat-io.cloudfunctions.net/templates were x-powered-by, vary, content-type, etag, function-execution-id, x-cloud-trace-context, content-length, date, server, alt-svc. No rate-limit signalling header of any kind. exhaustion_status_code: null retry_guidance: null upstream_limits: note: >- Atom is an official WhatsApp Business Solution Provider, so outbound template throughput is ultimately bounded by Meta's WhatsApp Business Platform messaging tiers. Those are Meta's limits, published by Meta, and Atom does not restate them - recorded here as context, not as an Atom limit. x-evidence: - url: https://us-central1-atomchat-io.cloudfunctions.net/templates status: 401 note: no rate-limit headers present on the response - url: https://soporte.atomchat.io/knowledge/api-de-clientes status: 403 note: Cloudflare bot challenge to direct fetch; content read via search index