generated: '2026-08-26' method: searched source: https://developer.oneconcern.com/overview docs: https://developer.oneconcern.com/overview name: One Concern Domino AI API Rate Limits description: >- One Concern publishes no rate limits for the Domino AI API. The developer portal has no rate limit, quota, throttling or fair-use section; the OpenAPI declares no 429 response on any of the five operations; and no RateLimit-* or X-RateLimit-* headers are documented. An honest zero. limit_count: 0 rate_limits: [] response_headers: [] exhaustion_status: null retry_after: false evidence: - url: https://developer.oneconcern.com/overview status: 200 note: >- Full page read. Sections are Overview, Getting Started, Calculation Options, Responses, Authentication, Headers, Errors, Versioning. No rate limit or quota section exists, and the Errors section enumerates 2xx, 4xx (401, 422), 5xx and 204 with no mention of 429. - url: https://developer.oneconcern.com/openapi.json status: 200 note: No 429 response object is declared on any of the five operations. - url: https://api.oneconcern.com/v1/location/business-interruption/return-period status: 401 note: >- Unauthenticated probe. The 401 response carries no RateLimit-* or Retry-After header. Limits behind the gateway cannot be observed without a customer token. gateway: product: Tyk evidence: 'x-generator: tyk.io response header, behind Cloudflare' note: >- Tyk enforces per-key quotas and rate limits as a core feature, so limits almost certainly exist on issued tokens — they are simply set per contract and never published. A consumer learns their own limit from customer success, and an agent has no way to discover it. metering: billing_model: per-call, attributed by the required client-id header quote: >- "One Concern will provide a breakdown of API calls by client-id as part of billing upon request." note: >- Calls are metered and billed, but no price per call and no included volume is published. See plans/one-concern-plans-pricing.yml. gaps: - No published limit, window, burst, or quota. - No rate-limit response headers, so an agent cannot pace itself or detect approaching exhaustion. - No documented 429 status or Retry-After behaviour.