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To ensure optimal performance and fair usage for all users, the Precept API enforces rate limits. Understanding these limits will help you design your integration for maximum efficiency. Our limits are based on three factors: rate, volume, and concurrency.
  • Rate: The number of API requests you can make per minute.
  • Volume: The total number of items (e.g., leads or companies) you can process per minute.
  • Concurrency: The number of items that can be processed simultaneously.

Leads Enrichment

The /leads/enrich endpoint is designed for high-throughput contact enrichment. Here are the limits:
Limit TypeValue
Rate Limit30 requests per minute
Volume Limit1,000 leads per minute
Max Batch Size1,000 leads per request

Optimizing for Speed

To maximize your enrichment speed, we recommend sending as many leads as possible in each batch, up to the 1,000-lead maximum. Since the volume limit is 1,000 leads per minute, you can send one batch of 1,000 leads to reach the maximum throughput within a minute.

Concurrency Queue

Each workspace has a default queue size of 100 concurrent enrichments. This means up to 100 of your contacts are processed in parallel at any given time. If you submit a batch of 1,000 leads, the first 100 will begin processing immediately. The remaining 900 will wait in a queue. As each enrichment finishes, the next lead from the queue will automatically start processing until the entire batch is complete.

Company Insights

The /companies/insights endpoint has its own set of limits:
Limit TypeValue
Rate Limit100 requests per minute
Volume Limit5,000 companies per minute
Max Batch Size5,000 companies per request
If you send a single request with 5,000 companies, you will have reached your volume limit for that minute and will need to wait until the next minute to make another request.
Important: If you are finding contacts of decision-makers with includeContactDetails: true in your Company Insights request, the number of decision-makers will count towards your Leads Enrichment rate and volume limits.