When tickets wait because of the daily email limit

Google™ allows only so many emails per day from your account. When a rush of responses goes past that number, the add-on does not throw those tickets away: it keeps them for the next day, and shows a page called Emails not sent, with the number waiting.

Step 1

Look at how many are waiting

Open the Emails not sent card on your dashboard. It shows every response held back.

Step 2

Wait for the limit to reset, or send them yourself

You get a fresh allowance every day, and the waiting tickets go out on their own. If you are in a hurry, you can also send them yourself from this page once the new day has started.

Step 3

Plan ahead for big events

If you expect several hundred sign-ups in one day, tell us before your event and we set up a sending address that is not limited that way.

How it works

A rush of sign-ups spread over two days Google allows a limited number of emails per day. Tickets beyond that limit are held, not lost, and leave on their own when the limit resets. Launch day, 600 sign-ups Tickets sent today 480 Waiting for tomorrow 120 A new day, a fresh allowance Next morning Everyone has their ticket 600 Expecting several hundred sign-ups in one day? Tell us before your event and we set up a sending address without that limit.
Nothing is lost. The rest are sent the next morning, without you doing anything.

Example

Six hundred people sign up on launch day. The first batch leaves immediately, the rest arrive the next morning, without you doing anything.

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