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Quick Answer

Beeceptor is a popular mock API tool with a hard limit: 50 requests per day on the free tier. Fine for demos, unusable for any real integration test loop. Requex.me has no request cap on the free tier — mock APIs with unlimited calls, plus auth simulation, conditional responses, and team-shareable URLs.

Beeceptor Alternative — No Request Cap

Beeceptor makes it easy to spin up a mock endpoint. The catch: 50 free requests per day. Integration tests, CI, polling clients — they all blow through that budget in minutes. Here is a version without the cap.

Last updated: April 2026 · 6 min read

The 50-Request Limit in Practice

A single Playwright end-to-end suite might hit your mock 100+ times. A polling dashboard hitting once per minute uses 1,440 requests per day. Your CI job that ran yesterday already used 40 requests, so today starts at 10 remaining. Free-tier Beeceptor becomes a full-time babysit.

Once you hit the cap, Beeceptor returns 429 on subsequent requests until the daily reset. Tests fail. Team asks why. You upgrade to paid ($10/mo for 5,000 requests) or look for an alternative.

Feature Comparison

FeatureBeeceptor FreeRequex.me
Daily request limit50Unlimited
Endpoints1 activeMultiple mock servers, multiple routes each
Auth simulationVia rulesBuilt-in (Bearer, HMAC, API key, Basic)
Conditional responsesRules engineUI condition builder
RetentionUntil inactive 14 daysPersistent
Paid plan$10+/mo for real usageFree

When Beeceptor Still Wins

  • You want a custom subdomain (mysite.free.beeceptor.com)
  • You need their proxy / response rewriting features
  • You only do 10–20 requests a day and the 50-req limit never triggers

Switching from Beeceptor

  1. Sign in to Requex.me and create a mock server
  2. Add routes matching your Beeceptor endpoint paths
  3. Copy response bodies and status codes from Beeceptor rules
  4. Update your test config / frontend API_URL to the Requex mock URL
  5. Run your test suite at full volume — no 429

FAQ

Is Requex really unlimited?

Yes. No daily cap, no per-endpoint cap. Fair-use abuse protection exists but does not affect normal development or CI use.

Will my Requex URL change?

No. Each mock server has a stable ID that persists. Your https://requex.me/mock/{id}/... URL never rotates.

Does Requex support Beeceptor's rules engine?

Requex has a UI condition builder — match on query params, headers, body fields, or path parameters, with operators (equals, contains, regex, exists, etc.). Covers the same use cases without the YAML/JSON rule editor.

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