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What is the internal rate limit for webhooks in Pabbly Connect?

sven-bo

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My webhook URL has been exposed and is now being triggered many times per second. I noticed that this doesn’t use up my quota, since the workflow is filtered and nothing actually runs, so I’m not worried about that part.

I’m just curious:
  • Does Pabbly Connect apply any internal rate limit on webhook requests?
  • For example, is there a maximum number of requests per second/minute that Pabbly accepts on a single webhook URL?
  • If thousands of requests per second are sent, will they all be accepted, queued, or are some dropped automatically?
Thanks for clarifying!
 

Preeti Paryani

Well-known member
Staff member
Hello @sven-bo,

One way to prevent a workflow from being triggered multiple times is to create a new webhook URL by cloning your workflow. You can then disable the current workflow and add the new workflow’s webhook URL in the trigger application. Since every workflow has a unique webhook URL, this approach helps stop multiple triggers.

Regarding rate limits, please note that we have an internal limit of 400 webhook responses per minute. I have attached a forum thread below that explains this in more detail and should help you understand the process better.

 
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