What counts toward a limit
All cloud MCP tool calls and protected memory data routes share your account’s rolling 60-second request budget. Calls made with different keys, stores or agents still belong to the same account. Embedding operations have an additional per-minute budget; both checks can apply to a search or write.
| Limit | Shared by | Where to check |
|---|---|---|
| Total requests / minute | All stores, keys and agents on one account | Account settings |
| Embedding operations / minute | The requesting account | Account settings |
| Operation credits | The requesting account, including shared stores | Available credit balance |
Find your effective usage tier
Open account settings in the dashboard to see your effective tier and its total-request and embedding-operation limits. An active account assignment determines the tier. When an assignment expires, the default tier applies. Buying or receiving operation credits does not change your tier. Subscription purchases are not currently available.
Request limits and credits are different
A request limit controls how quickly you can use the service. An operation credit allows a cost-bearing embedding operation, such as search, creation or update. You may have credits left and still hit a rate limit, or have request capacity but no credits for search. Failed operations follow the credit refund rules; a request reservation still remains in the rolling time window.
Signup includes 1,000 credits valid for 30 days. 50 free credits reset daily at 00:00 UTC without rollover and are spent first. Request limits follow your account usage tier. Across all stores you own: 1,000 memories and 50 MiB of estimated storage. Reads, graphs and exports also count toward the request limit.
Create, update and semantic recall cost 1 credit each. Failed operations are refunded. Listing, export, deletion and link management are free.
Resume after a limit
When a request is rejected for a confirmed rate limit, stop repeated retries and wait for earlier requests to leave the 60-second window. Reduce concurrent agents or pace a large import. For example, if your account limit is 100 requests per minute, two agents making 60 calls each would exceed that shared budget. This is an example, not a promise of your account’s current limit.