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Rate & email limits

Two separate budgets: how often you may call, and how many strangers we will email on your behalf. The second is the one worth reading properly.

Request limits

BucketPaid planFree plan
Per key120 requests per minute12 per minute
Per workspace, per day20,000 requests1,000 requests

Reading is free on any account. Creating, sending and uploading need a paid plan, and a write attempted without one returns 402 upgrade_required rather than failing halfway through.

Exceeding either returns 429 rate_limited with a Retry-After header in seconds. The per-key bucket means one noisy integration cannot starve another in the same workspace; the per-workspace one means adding keys does not multiply your reach.

Email limits, and why they are low

Sending a transfer to named recipients makes Yungle email people from our authenticated domain, carrying your text. That capability is worth defending — for you as much as for us, since a domain that gets used for spam stops being delivered to anyone.

BudgetLimit
Recipients per transfer10
Recipients emailed per workspace per day150
Collection guest invites25 per call, with hourly and daily workspace budgets

These are counted in addresses, not requests — five transfers to ten people each is the same outbound volume as fifty transfers to one, and is charged the same.

Exhausting the daily budget returns 429 email_budget_exhausted. The transfer is still created and its link still works — only the emailing was refused, so you can share the URL yourself and lose nothing.

Staying under them

  • Default to link-only. Omit recipients when finalizing and hand the returned url to whatever already talks to your client — a project tool, a chat channel, your own email. It costs nothing from the budget and usually arrives somewhere they are already looking.
  • One transfer, many recipients beats one transfer each: it is the same email budget but far fewer requests, and everyone sees the same link.
  • Poll politely. Download receipts change when a human clicks something. Once a minute is plenty; once a second buys you nothing but a 429.

Size and count ceilings

ThingLimit
Files per registration call500
One transferYour plan's storage quota, as a ceiling
Collection storageYour plan's quota, reserved before upload
Folder depth10
Download events returned200 most recent