Stop getting
429 errors
Requesty load-balances across multiple API keys and providers. Your requests succeed even when individual providers throttle. Two-minute setup. No code changes.
Error 429: Too Many Requests
Error 429: Rate limit exceeded
Error 429: Too Many Requests
// Batch job failed at 60%
// Agent stopped mid-task
// Users seeing errors in production
// Manual retry logic everywhere
200 OK openai/gpt-4.1
200 OK openai/gpt-4.1 (key-2)
200 OK anthropic/claude-sonnet (failover)
// Auto-retry with backoff
// Multi-key load balancing
// Cross-provider failover
// Zero 429s reaching your app
How it works
Requesty sits between your app and AI providers. Rate limits become invisible.
Load balancing
Distribute requests across multiple API keys from the same or different providers. Hit limits on one key, route to the next.
Automatic retry
429 from a provider? Requesty retries with exponential backoff and reroutes. Your app never sees the error.
Queue management
Burst traffic gets queued, not dropped. Every request eventually succeeds. No dropped jobs, no failed batches.
Multi-provider failover
If OpenAI throttles, route to Anthropic or Google. Automatic provider switching keeps your app running.
Bring your own keys
Add your own OpenAI, Anthropic, Google keys for maximum throughput. Or use the shared pool for instant access.
Rate limit analytics
See which providers are throttling, how often, and how Requesty reroutes. Full visibility into your traffic.
Before and after
- x429 errors during peak hours
- xFailed batch jobs and agent tasks
- xManual retry logic in your code
- xSingle provider = single point of failure
- xRate limited to provider RPM caps
- xUsers see errors in production
- +Zero 429s reaching your application
- +100% batch completion rate
- +Zero retry code needed in your app
- +Multi-provider redundancy built in
- +Effectively unlimited RPM
- +Clean 200s for every user request
Two-minute setup. No code changes.
$10 free credits. Change your base URL. Fix your rate limits today.
