Titan's email policy defines hourly and daily limits on incoming and outgoing emails to keep your accounts safe, and to regulate traffic.
Outgoing email limit
Email transfer across domains:
Parameter | Plan Type | Rate limit |
Domain | Paid | NA |
Domain | Free | 1000 emails/hour, 2000 emails/day |
Mailbox | Starter |
50 emails/hour, 300 emails/day |
Mailbox | Pro |
200 emails/hour, 500 emails/day |
Mailbox | Premium |
300 emails/hour, 1000 emails/day |
Mailbox | Ultra |
300 emails/hour, 1000 emails/day |
Mailbox | Trial |
50 emails/hour, 100 emails/day |
Mailbox | Pro_Trial |
50 emails/hour, 100 emails/day |
Mailbox | Premium_Trial |
50 emails/hour, 100 emails/day |
Mailbox | Free |
50 emails/hour, 100 emails/day |
alert-success | If you want to send more emails from your Free or Pro account, we recommend you upgrade to one of Titan’s higher plans. |
Email transfer within a domain
Parameter | Plan Type | Rate limit |
Domain | Paid | NA |
Domain | Free | NA |
Mailbox | Paid/Free |
1000 emails/hour, |
If your account reaches the mentioned outgoing limits, the email sending will fail and the email may bounce back with an undelivered message.
alert-success | If the rate-limit are breached across domains, it will start rejecting for both across domains and with in the same domain. |
alert-warning | Please refer to our Guidelines for domains sending more than 5000 emails per day |
Incoming email limit:
Email transfer across domains
Parameter | Plan Type | Rate limit |
Domain | Paid | NA |
Domain | Free | 1000 emails/hour, 2000 emails/day |
Mailbox | Paid/Free |
500 emails/hour |
Email transfer within a domain
Parameter | Plan Type | Rate limit |
Domain | Paid | NA |
Domain | Free | NA |
Mailbox | Paid/Free |
1000 emails/hour |
alert-warning | If your account reaches the mentioned incoming limits, your account will be temporarily unreachable to senders. |
Incoming email limit for a non-existing mailbox:
A non-existent mailbox is one which has not been created on a particular domain name, but a sender can still attempt to send emails to the address.
There is a soft-limit on the maximum number of emails sent to a non-existent mailbox that a domain can accept. This is 500 emails/hour and 1000 emails/day.
Once the limit is reached, the domain won't be able to accept any email on a non-existent email address. However, incoming emails to the actual email won't get impacted until the corresponding limits for a domain or email account are reached.
If you have any queries, you can reach out to us at support@titan.email.
alert-success | For a mass emailing solution, we recommend using Constant Contact and Sendgrid for your emails. |