Email quota
To help prevent spam and keep accounts safe, Gmail limits the number of emails you can send or get per day, and the number of people you can add as recipients:
G Suite accounts have a limit of 1,500 recipients per 24h
Gmail accounts (@gmail.com) have a limit of 500 recipients 24h
Mailmeteor abides by these limits and allows you to send as many emails as you can using your own Gmail account. Your Mailmeteor quota varies depending on the type of your Google account (G Suite or Gmail) and your plan:
Mailmeteor plans | Email quota | Account Type |
Free | 100 emails / day | Gmail & G Suite |
Premium | 500 emails / day | Gmail (@gmail.com) |
Premium | 1500 emails / day | G Suite |
Your quota is reset 24 hours after the latest campaign.
This 24 hours period works on a rolling basis. So, if you send emails at 2PM on Monday, your quota will be reset at 2PM the following Tuesday. Each time you send emails, we double check that you still have enough quota. If you are trying to send more emails than available, a warning will be shown and your emails will not be sent (see Error insufficient quota).
The quota renewal has been implemented since Google might reduce your sending capacity depending on the amount of emails recently sent and others parameters (freshness of your account, etc.). By resetting your quota 24 hours after your latest campaign, you are safe to send as much emails as possible 😇
With the free version of Mailmeteor, you can send up to 100 emails a day. It's twice more free quota than other mail merge solutions. If you want to send more emails, you can upgrade anytime.
Double your free quota from 100 to 200 emails per day! Just leave us a 5-star constructive review on our G Suite Marketplace page. Once it's done, contact us.
If you encounter a problem with your quota, you can check our dedicated help section.
If you are looking for an email solution to send thousands of emails per day (i.e. more than Google limits), you will have to sign up for a dedicated service. We recommend you Mailjet.com which is privacy-first and works great for transactional or marketing emails.
