Platform Limits
Limits and Quotas of Botpress Cloud
At Botpress, we have a set of limits and quotas to ensure the stability of our platform and the bots created by our customers and the community.
Limits
Limit | Amount | Technical Name |
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The maximum size for the bot settings | 20KB | Bot Configuration |
The maximum number of integrations that can be installed in a bot | 30 | Bot Installed Integrations |
The maximum size for integration settings | 20KB | Bot Integration Configuration |
The maximum number of Schedule Triggers per bot | 5 | Bot Recurring Events |
The maximum size for the Schedule Trigger event payload | 128KB | Bot Recurring Event Payload Size |
The maximum number of events (used as Triggers) that an integration can define in its definition file | 20 | Event Definition |
The maximum number of channels an integration can support (e.g., direct messages, public channels, threads) | 10 | Integration Channels |
The maximum number of message types that an integration channel can support | 20 | Integration Channel Message Types |
The maximum number of unique OAuth identifiers an integration can have | 50 | Integration OAuth Identifier |
The maximum number of versions a custom integration can have | 50 | Integration Versions |
The maximum size for the payload of messages | 128KB | Message Payload Size |
The maximum size for the integration | 20KB | Schema Size schemas |
The maximum number of free-form object variables a bot or an integration can have (limited by the Conversation State Size of 128KB) | 5 | State Definitions |
The maximum size for the conversation state serialized as JSON | 128KB | Conversation State Size |
The maximum number of tag definitions per bot | 50 | Tag Definitions |
The maximum number of columns per table | 20 | Table columns |
End-user message / event max throughput | 600 requests / minute / bot | API limit |
Quotas
Quotas are limits that can be increased depending on the plan you're subscribed to. For more information, please check our detailed pricing page.
Quota | Amount | Technical Name |
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The maximum time for a bot to process a message or an event before timing out (not the same as Inactivity Timeout) | 60s | Invocation Timeout |
The maximum combined size of documents uploaded to be sent as media messages (e.g., Images, Audios, Videos, Files, and Cards) | 100MB | Storage Size |
The maximum number of bots per workspace | 5 | Amount of Bots |
The maximum number of members that can be added to a workspace (Collaborators can have roles such as Viewer, Billing Manager, Developer, Manager, Administrator) | 3 | Amount of Members |
The maximum number of vectors (content chunks) in a Knowledge Base per bot (roughly equivalent to 100MB of documents) | 5,000 | Knowledge Base Vectors |
The maximum number of records/items that can be stored in a table per bot | 5,000 | Table Rows |
The maximum number of times a bot can be invoked per month (An invocation occurs when a new conversation is created, when a conversation resumes after a timeout, and when a Trigger is executed) | 25,000 | Invocation Calls |
The maximum number of times a bot can call cognitive (AI) services per month | 4,000 | Cognitive Calls |
The maximum number of bot invocations per minute | 100 | Bot Rate Limit |
The maximum number of custom integrations that can be created per workspace | 20 | Owned Integrations |
The maximum number of AI model credits that can be used per month | 5,000 | LLM Model Credits |
The maximum number of row sizes in a table. However, you can increase it from the factors section from the API (Read More Here) | 4kb | Table Row Size |
The maximum number of http requests sent from the emulator | 30 requests / minute / bot | External calls |
Botpress API limit https://api.botpress.cloud/* | 100 requests / second | API limit |
Integrations API limit https://webhook.botpress.cloud/* | 100 requests / second / bot | API limit |
Updated about 1 month ago