10 free calls per IP. Loading the playground and browsing the schema are free — only real
queries count against it. It is a one-time allowance, not a daily one, so it is meant for
evaluating the data rather than running a workload. Request an API key
to call production directly with no cap.
What you can run
What it will not run
utilityAccounts is not available in the public playground. It looks up real customer service
accounts by street address, so it stays behind an issued API key. The playground is read-only:
mutations and subscriptions are rejected.
Calling it from code
X-RateLimit-Limit and X-RateLimit-Remaining so a client can see what it has left.
Once the allowance is used up the endpoint returns 429 with a GraphQL-shaped error, and it does not
refill — an API key is the way forward from there.