Send product messages, broadcasts and automated follow-up with one shared email allowance. Compare current monthly plans and the tools that fit your workflow.
Growth is initially highlighted for browsing. The estimator identifies the lowest listed plan that fits your amounts; it changes your selection only when you apply it.
How limits work
Each recipient counts toward your monthly email allowance, whether sent by an application, broadcast or automation. Active contacts and verified domains have separate limits. Daily safety and warm-up limits may also apply.
Current plans have no paid overage. When a hard limit is reached, new sends are rejected until the monthly allowance resets or the plan changes. Pay-as-you-go, annual billing, promotions and add-ons are not active in these prices.
Accepted or queued does not mean delivered, read or placed in the inbox. Sending categories guide managed paths without promising a dedicated IP.
Compare what is included
Some tools require workspace approval. Check access before relying on them, and confirm your sending domain is ready.
CancelSelf-serve cancellationKeep exports available for compliance review; no data deletion on plan change.
CapsHard spend capsStop sends before unexpected usage turns into an invoice surprise.
ProofUsage ledgerReview recorded usage for messages accepted by your workspace.
Before you choose
Do marketing and app email have separate allowances?
No. Broadcasts, automations and app messages share the monthly recipient allowance. Campaigns also apply audience, suppression and unsubscribe checks.
What if my estimate exceeds Scale?
Contact sales with your recipient, contact and domain needs. Five million or more recipient sends is an Enterprise volume inquiry. A quote does not increase an existing plan limit.
Can I send by SMTP?
SMTP submission is not available yet. Send with the REST API today.
We monitor free accounts for fraud, coordinated account creation, and attempts to evade limits. Related accounts may be restricted, suspended, or closed. Shared networks are not blocked by themselves, and affected customers can appeal.