You're correct - you can't set rate limits within Clay for the Apollo native integration. Apollo's rate limits are controlled by your Apollo subscription plan, not by Clay settings. [1]
To manage Apollo rate limits, you can:
- Upgrade your Apollo plan for higher limits
- Process data in smaller batches (like 200 rows at a time) to stay within limits
Check Apollo's API pricing docs to see your current plan's request limits.
Yes, there are a couple workarounds for Apollo rate limits:
Process in smaller batches - Run your enrichments on 200 rows at a time instead of your entire table. This helps you stay within Apollo's monthly request limits. [1]
Upgrade your Apollo plan - Higher Apollo subscription tiers come with increased API request limits per month. [2]
You can check Apollo's API pricing docs to see exactly what limits your current plan allows and what upgrading would get you. [3]
