Your daily quota depends on whether you have a Google Workspace or a Gmail account and which Yet Another Mail Merge plan you purchased.
| Plan | Account Type | Recipients quota |
|---|---|---|
| Free Plan | Gmail, Google Workspace | 50 per user per 24 hours |
| Paid Plan | Gmail, Google Workspace in a free trial or warm-up period | 400 per user per 24 hours |
| Paid Plan | Google Workspace confirmed | 1500 per user per 24 hours |
Your daily quota also depends on other criteria, such as:
- If you send a test email. Learn more: Email preview: Email preview: Receive a test email before starting your mail merge
- If you send emails, including personalized attachments. Learn more: Send a mail merge with personalized attachments to each recipient
- If you send emails from another account by using an alias. Learn more: Use an alias / Send from another email address
Google handles the quota, and they can limit any accounts at any time for their own reasons. Learn more: Gmail sending limits in Google Workspace
How is the quota computed?
Your quota depends on the number of recipients you send emails to and not the number of emails sent. For example, if you send one email to one recipient with two recipients in cc in the same email, YAMM counts three emails sent. Learn more: Add cc or bcc recipients in your emails.
If you have a Gmail account or a Google Workspace account/domain (free, individual or Enterprise+ plan), Google checks the number of recipients you sent emails to within the last 24 hours and applies a sending limit over a rolling 24-hour period (not a set time of day).
However, Google may reset the quota earlier or a bit later than expected.
Free version
With the free version of Yet Another Mail Merge, you can send emails to up to 50 recipients per 24 hours.
If this daily quota is not enough for you, you can subscribe to one of our paid plans.
Paid version
Gmail.com accounts
If you buy a YAMM license for a gmail.com account, your quota is 400 recipients per 24 hours.
Google Workspace accounts and domains
Google offers a free trial period for new Google Workspace accounts, which lasts 14 days. After the trial period, your Google Workspace account is in a warm-up period. During these first two stages, your account has a limited quota of 400 recipients per rolling 24 hours.
Learn more about how the free trial and warm-up periods work: Why is your quota lower than expected?
After the free trial and warm-up periods, your account becomes a full capacity Google Workspace account that can send up to 1,500 recipients per 24 hours.
If you buy an Enterprise+ plan, the quota of 1,500 recipients per 24 hours is per user in the same domain.
Click here if you want to create a Google Workspace domain.
Comments
19 comments
what happens If I send an email to 2,000 people but I hit my quota at 1,500? Will the remaining 500 people get the email automatically tomorrow or do I need to manually send it out the next day?
"If you purchase a YAMM license for a paid version of your G Suite account, and if your account has been created more than 6 months ago"
Why does my GSuite Account has to be created more than 6 months ago?
According to Google I have a limit of 2.000 Mails after my trial period.
Thanks
@Verena: Sorry for the confusion. Your quota is set by Google, and Google seems to provide different information regarding the trial period. It used to be 6 months (or 6 billing month of $5/month, leading to a total of $30), but this trial period seems to decrease to 14 days.
@Steve: If you hit your sending limit, YAMM offers you the option to automatically send your emails when your quota resets. But you can also decide to manually resend the rest of your campaign at the time you prefer.
Hi- where/when does it notify you that you can automatically send an other 100 the next day? Or will it automatically? Otherwise, I plan to just filter rows to avoid repeat emailing those who already received the email.
What happens if the 50 recipients every 24 hours does not restart?
Thank you
Hi,
I bought yesterday the 400 email/day, gmail, almost 24 hours and still I don't have access.
How long does it take to have access?
Thank you
Hi Luis Machado,
Could you contact us at support@yet-another-mail-merge.com and provide us all the necessary details ?
A team member will get back to you shortly.
Thanks
Richard
In terms of email deliverability, would there be any advantages that G Suite has over a free Gmail account?
Hi Will C,
In terms of deliverability free Gmail account and Gsuite are the same.
Thanks
Richard
J'ai payé hier jeudi 23 janvier, 20 $ pour pouvoir envoyer 400 mails et toujours limité à 50 ! Quand-est-ce que cela va être opérationnel ?
Merci. ?
I paid Thursday, January 22, $ 20 to send 400 emails and still limited to 50! When will it be operational?
Thank you. ?
Hervé
Hi Intranet Beatitudes
Sorry for the inconvenience. Do you still have the issue?
If so, we recommend contacting our support team at support@yet-another-mail-merge.com
Thank you.
What is price to increase daily mail quota beyond 1500mails/ 24 hrs? ( We are looking to 5000mail/24 hrs)
Hi Bhavya N,
Unfortunately it is not possible to have a daily quota superior to 1500 mails.
You can check the pricing page here https://sites.google.com/site/scriptsexamples/available-web-apps/mail-merge/pricing
Thank you for your comment
ok
compre pague la cuota de 400 correos diarios y ahora me exige que tengo que tener dominio, o google workspace la verdad eso se sale de mi presupuesto, yo solo quiero enviar 400 correos diarios, dependiendo del exito ,escalo a mas o mejores servicios , ahaora solo quiero enviar mis 400 correos, o solo me dejo enviar 45 como si siqiuera gratis , espero gracias
Hola Oscar,
Gracias por ponerse en contacto. 🙂
Por favor, contáctenos aquí para que podamos asistirle mejor. 👍🏼
Que tengas un buen día,
Carlos - Equipo de apoyo YAMM
Can I send mails to 1000 different persons but 50 persons a day, in a free plan?
Hi Kevlar Kode,
You can sent to as many people as you'd like, but with the free plan you will be able to send 50 emails per 24 hours.
Best regards,
Omiros - YAMM Support Team
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