Api Rate Limit — Lexoffice

For specific Lexoffice API rate limit details, I recommend revisiting the official documentation or contacting their support directly.

The per-second limit is the more immediate constraint developers face. It operates on a sliding window—a common industry practice—rather than a rigid, calendar-based second. This means that making 10 requests at millisecond 0 and another request at millisecond 500 of the same second would trigger a 429 Too Many Requests HTTP status code for the 11th attempt. Lexoffice returns this error along with a Retry-After header, suggesting how many seconds to wait before resuming. lexoffice api rate limit

To ensure your integration remains reliable and avoids frequent throttling, follow these recommendations from the Lexware API Documentation : For specific Lexoffice API rate limit details, I

: Lexoffice may adjust rate limits based on server load, your integration’s history, or new pricing tiers. Code defensively by always checking for 429 rather than assuming you can always send 10 requests per second. This means that making 10 requests at millisecond