I'm building a table with Tabulator:

table = new Tabulator("#smartstat", {
    ajaxURL: "https://example.com/getsmartstat/" + date,
    pagination: "remote",
    paginationSize: 15,
    ajaxFiltering: true,
    ajaxParams: {_token: "{{ csrf_token() }}"},
    ajaxSorting: true,
    responsiveLayout: true,
    placeholder: "No Data Available",
    selectable: true,
    layout: "fitColumns",
    ajaxProgressiveLoadDelay: 2000,
    ajaxConfig: "get",
    ajaxResponse:function(url, params, response){
        return response.data; 
    },
    columns: [
        {title: "Shop", field: "shop", sorter: "string", headerSort: false},
        {
            title: "Total clicks",
            field: "click",
            sorter: "number",
            align: "center",
            formatter: "plaintext"
        },
        {title: "Plan", field: "plan", sorter: "string", formatter: "html"},
        {title: "Limit date", field: "limit_time", formatter: "html", align: "center"},
        {title: "Installation Date", field: "timestamp", sorter: "date", align: "center"},
    ],
});

The response I get seems to be correct (shortened example):

{"last_page":23.266666666666666,"data":[{"shop":"shop1","click":100},{...}]}

So tabulator understands that there are 23 pages of data in total, but what I see when it is rendered is this kind of table pagination:

So only the first page is available, and controls for other pages are automatically disabled. I am trying to understand what I'm doing wrong.