generated: '2026-08-13' method: searched source: https://help.infutor.com/docs/authentication-api.md docs: - https://help.infutor.com/docs/authentication-api.md - https://help.infutor.com/docs/intelligence-api.md - https://help.infutor.com/docs/tcpa-guardian-3rd-party-api.md summary: >- InfutorData publishes exactly one quantified limit, and it is a per-resource lookup cap rather than a request-rate ceiling: a LeadiD token may be queried at most 100 times, after which the API keeps returning HTTP 200 but flags the token inauthentic. No per-key or per-account request rate, burst allowance, 429 status, Retry-After or X-RateLimit-* / RateLimit-* response header is documented anywhere in the knowledge base — an agent has no runtime signal to back off on. limit_count: 1 limits: - id: leadid_token_query_cap scope: per-resource resource: LeadiD token limit: 100 unit: queries window: token lifetime (1 year from creation) burst: null applies_to: - 'GET https://api.leadid.com/Authenticate' - 'GET https://api.leadid.com/SingleQuery' - 'GET https://api.leadid.com/SinglePreAudit' exhaustion: http_status: 200 signal: 'audit.authentic = 0 with audit.reason = 2' message: >- "Query Limit Reached – The token has been queried more than 100 times, reaching the maximum number of times allowed for lookups." note: >- Exhaustion is reported in the response body at HTTP 200, not as a 429. Any client that only inspects status codes will read an exhausted token as a successful audit. source: https://help.infutor.com/docs/authentication-api.md response_headers: documented: false headers: [] note: >- No X-RateLimit-*, RateLimit-*, or Retry-After header is documented for api.leadid.com or app.jornaya.com. status_on_exhaustion: http_status: null note: >- No 429 is documented. The one documented exhaustion condition (token query cap) is signalled inside a 200 body. undocumented: - scope: per-key request rate note: No requests-per-second/minute ceiling is published for api.leadid.com. - scope: Activate API (app.jornaya.com/api/v1) note: >- No limits are published for the Activate instance/upload/runs endpoints. An unauthenticated probe returns 401 {"Code":"UnauthorizedQuery","Message":"Missing Authorization Token"} with no rate-limit headers on the response.