generated: '2026-08-26'
method: searched
source: https://www.nextw.com/docs/developerstudiointeroperability
name: Nextworld rate limits
limit_count: 0
note: >-
  Nextworld publishes NO rate limits. The interoperability documentation — the deepest public API
  document the company serves — contains no occurrence of "rate limit", "throttle", "quota per
  second", pagination limits, or any X-RateLimit / RateLimit / Retry-After header. Neither the
  pricing page nor the MCP documentation states a call ceiling. The endpoint reference that could
  carry them sits behind the tenant login. This is a recorded absence, not an unchecked field.
headers: []
status_on_exhaustion: not-documented
adjacent_quotas:
  note: >-
    What Nextworld DOES meter is AI credits, which is a consumption quota rather than a request rate.
    Recorded in plans/nextworld-plans-pricing.yml, not here.
  free_tier_ai_credits_per_month: 150
  free_tier_storage_gb: 2
adjacent_limits_documented:
- subject: Access token lifetime
  value: 8 minutes
  source: https://www.nextw.com/docs/developerstudiointeroperability
- subject: Endpoint log request body captured
  value: up to 100Kb
  source: https://www.nextw.com/docs/developerstudiointeroperability
- subject: Endpoint log retention
  value: 5 days
  source: https://www.nextw.com/docs/developerstudiointeroperability
- subject: User-defined event payloads per event definition
  value: up to 5
  source: https://www.nextw.com/docs/developerstudiointeroperability
- subject: Outbound endpoint retries
  value: configurable per endpoint definition (attempts + wait between attempts)
  source: https://www.nextw.com/docs/developerstudiointeroperability
evidence:
- url: https://www.nextw.com/docs/developerstudiointeroperability
  status: 200
- url: https://www.nextw.com/pricing
  status: 200