Email quota
To maintain system health and prevent misuse, Google sets various limits on email sending, including the number of emails per day and recipients per email.
Personal Gmail accounts (@gmail.com) have a limit of 500 emails per 24 hours Learn More.
Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) accounts have a limit of 2000 emails per 24 hours Learn More.
Daily sending limits in Mail Rocket
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The number of emails you can send using Mail Rocket depends on both Gmail's sending limits and your subscription plan.
Gmail imposes its own daily sending limits, which may vary based on your account's history and reputation.
Google Account Type | Mail Rocket Plan | Daily Email Quota |
---|---|---|
Gmail account (@gmail.com) | Free | 50 emails / day |
Gmail Workspace account | Free | 50 emails / day |
Gmail account (@gmail.com) | Premium | 500 emails / day |
Gmail Workspace account | Premium | 2000 emails / day |
Email Quota Reset and Monitoring
Your daily email quota resets 24 hours after your latest campaign. For example you send an email campaign at 10 AM on Monday, your daily email quota resets at 10 AM on Tuesday.
Here's how Mail Rocket helps you manage your quota effectively:
Real-time Quota Monitoring: Each time you send an email campaign, Mail Rocket automatically checks your quota status.
Warning Notifications: If you attempt to send more emails than your current quota allows, Mail Rocket will notify you in advance, ensuring that you stay within your limits.
How is the email quota calculated?
The email quota is based on the total number of recipients, including To and Cc recipients. For example, if you send a mail merge to 50 recipients and include 1 Cc recipient in each email, the total quota usage would be 50 To-recipients + 50 Cc-recipients = 100 recipients.
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