Is there any speed limit for free plan?

Hi @alexliii,
There is no limit on the free plan. But there is a limit of the number of API calls that you can make across all plans. I think it is 1200 req/5 min.

Generally speaking if you want to reduce your API usage, the best approach would be to disable cache from the plugin settings before doing bulk edits. Then make all the blulk changes you want to make and then enable caching again. In this way the plugin won’t be constantly be sending API request to Cloudflare.

Thanks for reply.

the best approach would be to disable cache from the plugin settings before doing bulk edits. Then make all the blulk changes you want to make and then enable caching again. In this way the plugin won’t be constantly be sending API request to Cloudflare.

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However, it is impossible for us to do so especially for a Ecommerce site in production, the users might be in the process of payment, or the google merchant account will be suspended if they can not fetch our products. Also, we are using Digitalocean Cloud storage to store images, and all of images will be improperly displayed.

So, I am still do not have idea to resolve this issue.

Hi @alexliii,
Disabling page caching will not cause any failure in your website or in Google Merchant account. As disabling page cache does not mean that you are taking down your website. Also as you are storing images in DO cloud storage, disabling page cache will not lead to images being displayed improperly.

Besides as you er getting Error 524, it simply signifies that Cloudflare connected to the origin web server successfully, but that the original failed to send an HTTP response before the connection’s default timeout of 100 seconds. You can also look at this link which might help you: https://community.cloudflare.com/t/community-tip-fixing-error-524-a-timeout-occurred/42342