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Limits & Retention

This page collects cross-cutting limits. Endpoint pages remain the source of truth for request and response fields.

ConstraintValue
Key name length30 characters
Bucket name length30 characters
Value length1000 characters, about 1 KB
Default key TTL30 days
Maximum key TTL2,592,000 seconds, 30 days
Bucket namingCannot start with reserved- or end with ---
ConstraintValue
New token credits100 credits
Token inactivity before deletion2 years
Log retention7 days
Log deletion after expirationWithin 24 hours
Default log count5
Maximum log count100
ConstraintValue
Webhook URLMust be HTTPS and publicly reachable
Localhost/private addressesNot accepted
Delivery timeout10 seconds
Inbound email payload1 MiB after parsing
Custom template size2048 bytes
Custom template depth5 levels
Format optionsUp to 10 keys, values up to 500 characters
Schedule expression5-field cron: minute hour day month weekday
Schedule timezoneIANA timezone, for example Europe/Rome
First scheduled runMust occur within 30 days
Maximum interval between runs30 days
APILimits
DNS Lookuptimeout from 1000 to 60000 ms, maxRetries from 0 to 10, retryDelay from 0 to 100000 ms
URL To MetadataTarget URL must be publicly reachable; nested data fields are optional and should be parsed defensively
My IPReturns metadata derived from the request; unavailable fields may be empty or omitted

Most authenticated API calls consume credits even when the request returns a client error. GET /token/logs is free. Some utility endpoints do not charge for 5xx service responses; see the endpoint page for the exact cost rule.