ESPs sending limits
This information is being provided for educational purposes.
If you plan to send a significant number of emails each day, it might be advisable to consider upgrading your ESP.
Sending email blasts from a free Gmail or Outlook account is not recommended as scammers often use these services, and it could result in your emails being flagged.
It is crucial to recognize that several ESPs consider the “number of emails sent” as the same as the “number of recipients.” Therefore, attempting to bypass the limits by BCC-Ing all your recipients in a single message is unlikely to be effective.
Below is a quick list of some of the most commonly used ESPs and their respective sending limits.
Email Service Provider | Sending Limit (Per Day) |
---|---|
Amazon SES | 50,000 (on approved account ) |
AOL | 500 |
Blue Host | 150 (per hour) |
Dream Host | 100 (per hour) |
Gmail (Free) | 500 |
Gmail (Google Workspace) | 2,000 |
GoDaddy | 250 |
HostGator | 12,000 |
Mailgun | 300 |
Microsoft 365/Office 365 | 10,000 |
Outlook (Free) | 300 |
Proton Mail (Free) | 150 |
Proton Mail (Plus) | 1,000 |
Proton Mail (Professional/Visionary) | unlimited |
RackSpace | 10,000 |
SendGrid (Essentials) | Up to 100,000 per month |
SendGrid (Free) | 100 |
SendGrid (Pro) | Up to 1.5 million per month |
Sendpost (Growth) | 600,000 per month |
Sendpost (Scale) | 3 million per month |
Sendpost (Starter) | 10,000 per month |
Yahoo! | 500 |
Yandex.mail | 500 |
Zoho (Custom) | 2,500 |
Zoho (Free) | 50 |
Zoho (Paid) | 300 |