Project Rate Limits

Ory Network enforces different rate limit policies based on the environment of your project and the path of your request.

1. /sessions/whoami: session checks
2. /admin/oauth2/introspect: OAuth2 token introspection
3. /relation-tuples/check: permission check
4. GET /admin/identities: list identities
5. *: everything else

Each of these policies incorporates two types of rate limits:

1. The burst limit, which regulates the maximum number of requests per second, allowing brief spikes in request volume.
2. The sustained limit, controlling the number of requests over a one-minute period.

Developer Plan Rate Limits

Environment	Path / Bucket	burst (rps)	sustained (rpm)
Developer	/sessions/whoami	10	300
	/admin/oauth2/introspect	10	300
	/relation-tuples/check	10	300
	GET /admin/identities	1	10
	*	5	150

Production Plan Rate Limits

Environment	Path / Bucket	burst (rps)	sustained (rpm)
Production	/sessions/whoami	80	1800
	/admin/oauth2/introspect	80	1800
	/relation-tuples/check	80	1800
	GET /admin/identities	10	300
	*	40	900
Staging	/sessions/whoami	10	30
	/admin/oauth2/introspect	10	300
	/relation-tuples/check	10	300
	GET /admin/identities	1	10
	*	5	150

Growth Plan Rate Limits

Environment	Path / Bucket	burst (rps)	sustained (rpm)
Production	/sessions/whoami	800	18000
	/admin/oauth2/introspect	800	18000
	/relation-tuples/check	800	18000
	GET /admin/identities	20	600
	*	400	9000
Staging	/sessions/whoami	10	30
	/admin/oauth2/introspect	10	300
	/relation-tuples/check	10	300
	GET /admin/identities	1	10
	*	5	150

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Workspace Rate Limit

For all projects in a workspace, the rate limit is the same as for the production environment. For example, on the Production plan, the rate limit would be 80 rps on the /sessions/whoami path for all projects combined on the workspace.

Legacy plans

The legacy Essential and Scale plans have the same rate limits as Production and Growth respectively.