first thing you gotta do is go into ecwid itself not n8n. go to your ecwid dashboard -> settings -> apps or wherever the webhooks section is and DELETE those webhook urls that point to your railway n8n. just deactivating workflows in n8n doesnt stop ecwid from spamming requests. you need to actually remove them from ecwid's side

the webhooks automation1 and that e78ebdc4 one are still registered in ecwid thats why youre getting flooded

after you delete those from ecwid wait like an hour. the rate limit will reset on its own but only if the requests actually stop coming in. dont try to publish anything during this time just let it cool off

once the hour is up go to railway and restart your n8n service. then try publishing one workflow at a time to test

if its still blocking you after all that add this env variable in railway: N8N_WEBHOOK_RATE_LIMIT_REQUESTS=1000

then restart again

basically the issue is ecwid is still sending requests to webhooks that dont exist anymore and n8n is protecting itself by rate limiting you. you have to kill it at the source (ecwid) not just in n8n

let me know if this works