App blocked for fair-use limits after repeated reboots during OAuth setup — please restore

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Hi Streamlit team,

My app has been blocked with this message:

“Your account has exceeded the fair-use limits and was blocked by the system. If you believe this is a mistake, please contact customer support.”

App details

- App URL: https://stock-easy.streamlit.app

What triggered it

I was setting up Google OAuth login (st.login) and hit the known auth-cookie issue, which required several rapid reboots to test each fix. I believe this normal development activity tripped the automated fair-use detection — it was not abuse or excessive traffic.

Current status

The app is now stable, the OAuth issue is resolved (pinned streamlit==1.56.0 to avoid the 1.57.0 auth-cookie regression), and I have stopped rebooting it.

Request

Could you please review my account and lift the block / restore access? I’ve also submitted a Snowflake support case, but posting here as advised since this forum tends to be faster for fair-use blocks.

Happy to provide any additional details. Thanks very much!

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Hey there, thanks so much for reaching out and for providing all the details—welcome to the Streamlit community! :blush: The error “Your account has exceeded the fair-use limits and was blocked by the system. Code: 403” means your Streamlit Community Cloud account was automatically blocked, usually due to exceeding resource or fair-use limits. This is often triggered by rapid redeployments, repeated reboots, or multiple build attempts during debugging—even if it’s normal development activity and not actual abuse. This is a common issue and is usually fixable!

To resolve this, you’ve already taken the right steps by submitting a support ticket and posting here. The Streamlit team will review your case and help unblock your account if appropriate. For reference, the official process is outlined in the docs: How to submit a support case for Streamlit Community Cloud and Login attempt to Streamlit Community Cloud fails with error 403. If you’d like help optimizing your app to avoid future blocks, please share a minimum reproducible example or your repo link so the community can jump in with tips! Community members—feel free to share your experiences or advice!

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