There is a daily limit of 50,000 calls per day per brand set on the standard webhook receiver. This limit is shared among all webhooks within the brand.
The number of calls you have made is recorded in the response headers of the call. The field is named X-Clang-Request-Count.
Below, we show where you can find this information in Postman.
If the daily limit is reached, subsequent calls will not be processed and an HTTP status code 429 will be returned.
Suppose you have set up three webhooks within your brand: one for reservations, one for reservation updates, and one for newsletter subscriptions. If the combined number of calls from these three webhooks exceeds 50,000 per day, you will receive the 429 error.
If you expect to exceed this limit (temporarily), you can install the Webhook Pro app. You can install and use this app alongside your existing webhooks as you did before, but without the daily limit.
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