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Google reported an error while processing this action: You've temporarily hit Google's rate limit fo

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Folks

I am getting this error now, after thousands of emails sent through several automations along the time, using only one email.

"Google reported an error while processing this action:
You've temporarily hit Google's rate limit for sending emails."

How can I prevent to get this error?

What is the google limit?

Will a professional google account prevent this from happening?

I am trying to get these answers from the net, and nothing yet has showed up.

Did someone already got one of these?

Thanks in advance for the help

Best answer by Quero_Emigrar

Found already this

500 emails per day limit.

On a google workspace account, the limit is 2000 a day

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Found already this

500 emails per day limit.

On a google workspace account, the limit is 2000 a day

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The official Google chart of email sending limits is on this page:
https://support.google.com/a/answer/166852?hl=en#

If you need higher limits than that, then you would want to sign up with a professional email mailing service like SendGrid, MailGun, or BigMailer.

Then, you can fully automate your emails with Make, which offers SendGrid automations, MailGun automations, BigMailer automations, and many other email automations (including Gmail automations with more features than Airtable’s native Gmail features.) There is a small learning curve with Make, which is why I created this basic navigation video to help.

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The official Google chart of email sending limits is on this page:
https://support.google.com/a/answer/166852?hl=en#

If you need higher limits than that, then you would want to sign up with a professional email mailing service like SendGrid, MailGun, or BigMailer.

Then, you can fully automate your emails with Make, which offers SendGrid automations, MailGun automations, BigMailer automations, and many other email automations (including Gmail automations with more features than Airtable’s native Gmail features.) There is a small learning curve with Make, which is why I created this basic navigation video to help.

Thanks

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