What are the limitations in records, rows, and API requests?
Baserow Self-Hosted will never have rows, records, or API request limitations. It will always be unlimited. In Baserow Cloud, there's a limit of 10 concurrent API requests. This limit is subject to a fair use policy, and we reserve the right to lower it if it affects overall performance. In Baserow Cloud, monthly maximums depend on the plan. Free plan: 1,000. Premium plan: 20,000. Advanced plan: 50,000.
Can I use Baserow as the backend for the web applications?
Of course! You can store, retrieve, update, and delete your data in Baserow. Set up webhooks to track all changes made to your data by receiving real-time notifications.
Does Baserow have a rate limit?
The self-hosted version of Baserow does not have a rate limit. The hosted version has a rate limit of maximum 10 concurrent requests. Requests are typically faster on tables with a lower number of fields and rows.
How to move data from baserow.io –> self-hosted?
For now, in order to move your data from the hosted to a self-hosted version you need a bit of assistance from one of the team members. Use the contact form to request a migration and we will help you with it.
As the first step, we will verify your ownership of data, then create the export and provide instructions on how to import it. After that, you will be able to import your data into your self-hosted instance. The downside is that you need to have some technical skills and be comfortable with the command line to import your data. In the future, we plan to simplify this process and make it possible to move data via the web frontend.
Can I embed Baserow?
Yes, you can embed a publicly shared grid view via an iframe.
Is it possible to collaborate in Baserow?
Yes! Invite whoever needs to be involved via email and collaborate in real-time. Changes in data are immediately visible.
Why do I receive a "Connection to the server failed" pop-up on Baserow.io?
Baserow has an active web socket connection to receive real-time updates. The "Connection to the server failed" pop-up on Baserow.io is related to real-time collaboration. It indicates that there is a temporary issue with your connection to the Baserow server. This could be due to a variety of reasons, such as network instability, server maintenance, or an interruption in your internet connection. If you lose your internet connection, put your device in sleep mode, or similar, you could lose connection. Baserow will attempt to reconnect many times, but it will display a warning if that fails. In many cases, the connection problem is usually temporary. You can restore the connection to the Baserow server by refreshing the page. If the issue persists or you suspect it’s specific to your Baserow account, contact the Baserow support team for further assistance.