Why webhook-only APIs quietly exclude batch users
A webhook works well for one request at a time. It works badly for a script that just wants to send a thousand lookups and wait for a thousand answers.
A webhook works well for one request at a time. It works badly for a script that just wants to send a thousand lookups and wait for a thousand answers.
A thousand lookups sent one at a time and a thousand lookups sent as a batch are the same amount of work. The price should not depend on how they were packaged.
A batch call with a thousand addresses still does a thousand separate lookups. Counting it as one request would just hide where the real usage actually went.