Limits
Every limit of the service in one place, read from the same settings the code enforces.
By plan
| Free | User | Organization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Storage | 1 GB | 15 GB | 25 GB per person |
| Recipients a day | 20 | 500 | 1000 |
| Aliases | 3 | 100 | Unlimited |
| Your own domain | No | Yes | Yes |
| POP3 | No | Yes | Yes |
| People | 1 | 1 | As many as you pay for |
In webmail the daily count is of recipients, To, Cc and Bcc alike: a message to three people counts three. From mail apps, Free counts messages instead, the same number a day, each to at most 5 people. Both start again at midnight UTC.
Sending
- At most 50 recipients per message in webmail.
- Attachments: 25 MB per message in total.
- On every plan, from mail apps and webmail alike, the mail server lets one account send at most 100 messages an hour and 1000 a day. These are above every plan's daily limit: they stop a stolen account, not you.
- New free accounts, for their first 24 hours, in webmail: messages go only to people who wrote to you first, or as replies, and to at most 5 people at once.
- A free mailbox is suspended when 20 of its messages are refused by other servers in one day (mail to addresses that do not exist): it protects everyone’s deliverability.
- Undo: a sent message waits 10 seconds on the server, in which you can take it back. Send later: up to 30 days ahead.
Custom domains
- At most 3 domains waiting for verification at a time; a claim that is not verified within 7 days is removed, so nobody can block a name.
Account
- Sessions end after 12 hours.
- Deleting the account can be cancelled for 14 days after you ask; then it is gone.
- If a payment lapses, paid features continue for 7 days, then the account falls back to the Free limits. Mail is kept.
Fair use and what is not allowed: the Acceptable Use Policy.