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Limits and quotas

What your plan limits, what a limit stops, and the fixed sizes and rates every account shares.

Every plan sets a few limits. Reaching one stops the thing that would grow past it and nothing else, so your readers never notice. The numbers for your plan, and how much of each you have used, are under Settings > Billing. The fixed sizes and rates below apply to every plan.

What your plan limits

LimitCounted as
SubscribersPeople on your list now
Sends this monthMarketing mail sent since the start of the month (UTC)
Sending domainsDomains you have added
MembersPeople who can sign in to your account
Uploaded themesThemes you have uploaded
AI spend this monthWhat writing help has cost since the start of the month (UTC)

Some features, such as custom domains and the API, are part of some plans and not others.

What a limit stops, and what it never stops

A limit stops a new import, a new send, a new AI call, or adding a domain, a member, or a theme, with a message that says which limit was reached.

A limit never stops:

  • transactional mail, including mail already accepted
  • unsubscribes and the preferences page
  • tracked links, which always take the reader where they were going
  • your public site
  • your data, which is never deleted for being over a limit

Fixed sizes

WhatLimit
Subscriber CSV import50 MB
Import from another service50 MB
Sales CSV import5 MB
A form's or offer's file50 MB; PDF, EPUB, ZIP, gzip, or tar
An image10 MB
A theme zip25 MB, 60 MB unpacked, 1,500 files

Fixed rates

WhatLimit
An API key120 requests a minute unless you set another rate when you create it (1 to 10,000)
A signup form, per IP address5 signups in 10 minutes
Confirmation mails, per address3 a day
An offer's checkout, per IP address20 an hour on your site
The send API, variables100 names, each value up to 10,000 bytes
Markdown body on the send API200,000 characters

Things to know

  • Usage is counted from what actually happened, so the numbers on the Billing page match your logs.
  • An account whose payment lapses is past due, then suspended after a grace period. A suspended account cannot send marketing mail; everything in the "never stops" list keeps working.
  • Webhook endpoints are tried up to 8 times per event, and switched off after 15 failed deliveries in a row.
  • The event log keeps 90 days.