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1. #Zoom pricing changes update#
2. #Zoom pricing changes upgrade#
3. #Zoom pricing changes license#
4. #Zoom pricing changes free#

Any request after the first 100 requests returns a 429 rate limit error. When the user attempts to delete all 50 meetings, the request fails.

#Zoom pricing changes update#

The user then sends PATCH requests to update all 50 meetings. At 00:00 UTC the user can resume creating and/or updating meetings.Ī user sends 50 POST requests to create meetings. On the 101st request to create, update, or delete a meeting within a 24 hour period, the attempt fails and the API returns a 429 rate limit error. For example:Ī user sends 100 requests to create a meeting. However, this rate limit is not shared across an account. This rate limit is tracked by the user's ID and applies to all Meeting IDs they host. This 24-hour period resets at 00:00 UTC, not the user or account's local timezone. The following are special user-level rate limits: Daily meeting create and update requestsĪ single user can only make 100 create, update, or delete meeting requests per day (UTC). Daily limit of 60,000 requests per day, shared by heavy and resource-intensive APIs. Daily limit of 30,000 requests per day, shared by heavy and resource-intensive APIs.Ģ0 requests per minute. Resource-intensive APIs The following APIs are categorized as resource-intensive:ġ0 requests per minute. Daily limit of 30,000 requests per day, shared by heavy and resource-intensive APIs.Ĥ0 requests per second Daily limit of 60,000 requests per day, shared by heavy and resource-intensive APIs. For example, the Get meeting details API.ġ0 requests per second. Heavy APIs Heavy rate limits apply to Report APIs and most Dashboard APIs. This rate limit also applies to Chat-related APIs, such as the List group members and Send a chat message APIs. Medium APIs Medium rate limits apply to creating, reading, and updating multiple resources at once. Light APIs Light rate limits apply to creating, reading, updating, and deleting a single resource.

The following outlines the rate limits applied to APIs by rate limit type for each account plan: Rate limits are applied based on the account plan: Pro, and Business+ (Business, Education, Enterprise & Partners).

#Zoom pricing changes license#

The license types of the meeting's participants do not affect the maximum meeting duration.The Zoom API uses rate limits to ensure that API request traffic is efficiently handled. No, the maximum meeting duration is determined by the license type of the original host of the meeting. Will my presence in their meeting affect the time duration?

#Zoom pricing changes free#

I am a free user but I attend meetings hosted by a Licensed user. You can find your account owner’s name or Account Support Information on your Account Profile. How can I contact my account owner/admin?

#Zoom pricing changes upgrade#

There is no limit to how many meetings a Basic user can host however, if you prefer to avoid a meeting timeout at 40 minutes, upgrade to a Pro account or contact your account owner/admin to assign a license and remove the 40-minute limit from all future meetings. What can I do if I need more than 40 minutes for my meetings? This already affects all 1:1 meetings hosted on and after by Basic users on Free and Free (Credit Card Verified) accounts, including instant meetings, scheduled meetings, and their Personal Meeting Room (PMI). Yes, this will affect all 1:1 meetings hosted on and after Jby Basic users on paid accounts, including instant meetings, scheduled meetings, and their Personal Meeting Room (PMI). Frequently asked questions Does this affect already scheduled meetings? Users can confirm their Zoom account type on their Profile page. Please note that if you created your own Free Basic Zoom account using your company email, this change could impact you. This change was implemented for Basic users on Free and Free (Credit Card Verified) accounts on May 2, 2022. This includes 1:1 meetings, group meetings, and Personal Meeting Rooms. This change creates a uniform 40-minute meeting duration limit for all meetings hosted by Basic (free) users on all account types. On July 15, 2022, Zoom is changing the meeting duration limit for 1:1 meetings hosted by Basic (free) users on paid accounts to 40 minutes.