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| Level | What it limits |
|---|---|
| Org | Sustained calls per minute and calls per month across the whole org. |
| Per-account read | Read calls per minute against a single connected account. |
| Per-account write | Write calls per minute against a single connected account (lower than reads). |
| Connect attempts | New connect/login attempts per hour, per org. |
limit, remaining,
and reset (Unix seconds):
When you hit a limit
You receive a429 with an RFC 9457 problem body and a Retry-After header:
retryable and wait retryAfterSec before retrying. The reason
field tells you which limit you hit (org_rpm, account_write_rpm, …).
Upstream rate limits
OnlyFans itself may rate-limit a busy account. When it does, the platform relays it as a429 problem with code: "upstream/rate-limited" and a
retryAfterSec. Treat it the same way — back off and retry.