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DeepL API Growth and DeepL API Developer are designed to process at least 600 characters per minute and per Customer; exceeding use may be limited, and Customers may encounter a 429 "Too Many Requests" error message.
Certain features of the Services, including notifications, AI Features, and use of Calendly's API, and credit-based or credit-enabled functionality may be provided through shared or collectively operated systems...
You will not exceed...any limit on calls per second set forth in any Specifications...and you will not send files to or from Creators API or PA API that are greater than 40KB without our prior written approval.
"Linear may, in its sole discretion, set and enforce limits on Customer's use of the API and Customer agrees to adhere to such limits.Excerpt from Linear's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Linear may, in its sole discretion, set and enforce limits on Customer's use of the API and Customer agrees to adhere to such limits.”
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