PushAlert REST API Limits

PushAlert REST API Limits

PushAlert provides a robust REST API to be used on your server along with a front-end JS API. Most of the functions of the dashboard can be performed using the REST API with proper authentication. The documentation here provides all the necessary details along with pseudocode to use our API.

We provide API access on Free plans as well, but to prevent spamming we have applied restrictions on the number of calls you can make based on your subscription plan.

Following are the REST API limits for various plans (per month):
  1. Free Plan - 1000 API Calls
  2. Basic Plan - 10x Number of Subscribers in Plan (Basic 3K - 10x3000 = 30000, Basic 5K - 50,000 and so on)
  3. Premium Plan - 20x Number of Subscribers in Plan (Premium 5K - 20x5000 = 100,000, Premium 10K = 200,000 and so on)
  4. Platinum Plan - 30x Number of Subscribers in Plan (Platinum 5K - 30x5000 = 150,000, Platinum 10K = 300,000 and so on)
  5. Enterprise and Custom Plans - Based on Customer Requirement
You can check your account to see the API limit, by going into Settings > REST API Key.

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