generated: '2026-08-13' method: probed source: https://nlp.insightera.co.th/docs/v1.0/ limit_count: 0 note: >- InsightEra documents no numeric rate limits, but the live API demonstrably enforces a per-token, per-service QUOTA — so this is not an absence of limiting, it is an absence of SIGNALLING. The quota was observed directly: a POST to /nlp/tokenize carrying the demo token published in InsightEra's own Swagger UI returned HTTP 403 with `{"message":"This token has no quota allowed on this service"}`. No RateLimit-*, X-RateLimit-* or Retry-After header is returned on any response, and HTTP 429 appears nowhere in the contract, so a client cannot discover its allowance, its remaining balance, or when it resets. It can only discover that it is out. limits: [] enforcement: enforced: true model: per-token per-service quota documented: false status_on_exhaustion: 403 body_on_exhaustion: '{"message":"This token has no quota allowed on this service"}' status_429_used: false retry_after: false response_headers: ratelimit_standard: [] x_ratelimit: [] retry_after: false observed_headers: - server - date - content-type - content-length - strict-transport-security note: >- Full response header set observed on a live call. Nothing carries quota, limit, remaining, reset or retry information. timeouts: status: 408 documented: true note: >- HTTP 408 Request Timeout is declared on all 23 operations, but no timeout budget, no maximum payload size and no maximum batch length (`texts`/`samples` arrays) are published, so a caller cannot size a request to stay under it. evidence: - url: https://nlp.insightera.co.th/api/nlp/tokenize?token= method: POST status: 403 probed: '2026-08-13' note: quota enforcement observed live using the token InsightEra pre-fills in its own reference - url: https://nlp.insightera.co.th/api/nlp/tokenize method: POST status: 400 probed: '2026-08-13' note: no-token request; returns 400 "Invalid session token" rather than the documented 401 - url: https://nlp.insightera.co.th/docs/v1.0/ status: 200 note: full API reference; contains no rate-limit or quota documentation