Common Error Codes

401 errors indicate authentication issues. Check that your API key is correct, properly included in your request (as ?api-key=YOUR_API_KEY), and that your account has access to the endpoint you’re trying to use.
429 errors mean you’ve exceeded your rate limits. Check your plans and rate limits and consider upgrading your plan or implementing request throttling in your application.
500 errors are internal server errors. Check our status page for any ongoing incidents. If the issue persists, contact support with your request details.
503 errors indicate the service is temporarily unavailable, often due to high load or maintenance. Check our status page for updates and try again after a brief delay.
504 errors are gateway timeouts, typically caused by requests taking too long to process. Consider reducing the scope of your request, using pagination, or optimizing your query parameters.

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