generated: '2026-08-18' method: probed source: https://api.leadping.ai/rate-limits.json docs: https://leadping.ai/docs/rate-limits limit_count: 4 summary: >- A single flat ceiling of 300 requests per 60 seconds applied against four different partitions. Leadping does not queue excess requests. rate_limits: - name: Authenticated organization requests scope: per-organization partition: Organization limit: 300 window: 60s metric: request burst: null domains: - api.leadping.ai - name: Organization lead-intake requests scope: per-organization partition: Organization intake limit: 300 window: 60s metric: request burst: null applies_to: - 'POST /leads' - 'POST /leads/intake' - 'GET /leads/intake' condition: >- Only when Leadping resolves a valid, enabled "Authorization: Bearer lp_src_..." source key; otherwise the request falls to the IP partition. domains: - api.leadping.ai - name: Authenticated user fallback requests scope: per-user partition: User limit: 300 window: 60s metric: request burst: null domains: - api.leadping.ai - name: Unauthenticated IP requests scope: per-ip partition: IP address limit: 300 window: 60s metric: request burst: null condition: Unauthenticated traffic, or requests with missing/invalid/disabled/mismatched source credentials. domains: - api.leadping.ai exhaustion: status: 429 media_type: application/problem+json body_example: status: 429 title: Too many requests. detail: The API rate limit for this account has been exceeded. headers: response: - name: Retry-After units: seconds guaranteed: false note: >- Declared on 429 responses in the OpenAPI document and shown in the docs example. The docs state that when the header is absent, clients should retry with exponential backoff and jitter. note: >- Leadping publishes NO RateLimit-* / X-RateLimit-* quota headers — an agent cannot read remaining quota before exhaustion, only Retry-After after it. Retry-After is the only runtime signal. higher_throughput: process: Email support@leadping.ai requires: - organization - endpoints - source keys - expected sustained and burst volume - use case - launch date