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This page collects the caps that apply across the API in one place. Where a limit has its own dedicated page, you’ll find a link to it.

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Pagination limit

List endpoints page with a cursor and a limit. The allowed range depends on the endpoint: Stop paging when pagination.has_next is false. Each endpoint’s reference page lists its exact range. See Pagination.
Use the largest sensible limit to fetch a collection in fewer round trips — it’s one of the easiest ways to stay under your rate limit.

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Batch metrics input size

The batch endpoints — POST /accounts/metrics, POST /videos/metrics, and POST /account-videos/metrics — fetch windowed metrics for many IDs in a single call instead of one request per resource. You can pass many IDs per call, but very large sets should be chunked into several requests so each one stays responsive and within your rate limit. If you exceed an endpoint’s accepted input, you’ll get a 422 with code: VALIDATION_ERROR — read the detail to see the bound. See Errors.

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Rate limits

Requests are rate limited per API key. CreatorAudit does not publish specific numeric limits — read the headers on each response rather than hard-coding a value: When you exceed the limit you get a 429; back off and retry. See Rate limits for the full pattern.

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Tracking quota

Each organization can set an optional cap on the number of accounts it tracks.
By default there is no cap — tracking is unlimited. A cap only applies when your plan or workspace sets one.
When a cap is set and reached, POST /accounts returns 403 with code: QUOTA_EXCEEDED:
If you hit it, untrack accounts you no longer need or review your plan. Check current usage on Usage.

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Scrape cadence

Tracked accounts and individual videos refresh on a schedule rather than in real time. The cadence is configurable: The organization default applies unless you set a per-account or per-video override when you track the resource or update it later. last_scrape_time stays null until the first successful refresh. See Data freshness.