Performance tips
Small habits keep your workspace responsive and avoid hitting plan limits unexpectedly.
Clean up unused endpoints
- Delete endpoints you no longer need so they don’t count against your limit or clutter the dashboard.
- Short TTL endpoints (where supported) auto-expire—prefer them for throwaway tests.
- Archive or export important payloads before deleting if your plan’s retention is short.
Efficient WebSocket usage
- Open one dashboard session per endpoint when possible; close tabs when done.
- Plus API Key clients should respect per-endpoint connection limits—don’t open more sockets than your plan allows.
- Avoid reconnect loops: fix auth or network issues rather than hammering reconnect (see Troubleshooting).
Request size optimization
- Send only the fields your integration needs; many providers let you narrow event subscriptions.
- Compress large binary payloads at the source when possible, or use signed URLs instead of inline base64 blobs.
- If you routinely hit body size limits, split workflows or use provider APIs to fetch details by id after a small webhook “ping.”
Batch operations where possible
- Prefer one webhook per logical event; avoid chatty retries from your side that multiply traffic.
- When calling outbound APIs from your own code, target healthy endpoints to avoid timeouts and repeated work.
- For API-driven automation, batch dashboard or API reads instead of polling in tight loops.