“Individual daily mailbox limits.”
“Round-robin contact distribution.”
“Sequence-level sending limits.”
“Mailbox-specific sending delays.”
“Automatic assignment of contacts without a sending account.”
“when a mailbox reaches its limit, its assigned contacts wait until the next day. They aren't automatically transferred to another mailbox.”
“lemlist offers multi-sender campaigns and round-robin inbox distribution.”
“Round-robin lead distribution.”
“Individual account sending limits.”
“Multiple sending accounts per campaign.”
“Global sending-limit settings.”
“Consistent sender assignment for follow-ups.”
“If you have dozens of mailboxes, this is less convenient than Smartlead's documented bulk-update functionality.”
“Instantly has a particularly clear separation between two types of limits:”
“Instantly has a particularly clear separation between two types of limits:”
“Account limit: Maximum daily campaign emails from an individual mailbox across all campaigns.”
“Campaign limit: Maximum daily emails across all mailboxes assigned to a campaign.”
“The platform automatically rotates selected inboxes.”
“Bulk editing.”
“Minimum wait times across campaigns.”
“Campaign slow ramp.”
“Different limits for different mailbox types.”
“Instantly has a particularly straightforward account-versus-campaign limit architecture.”
“Smartlead has particularly useful mailbox-management features.”
“Smartlead has particularly useful mailbox-management features.”
“Individual daily sending limits for each mailbox.”
“Bulk Update for changing limits across multiple mailboxes.”
“Mailboxes can participate in multiple campaigns.”
“Shared mailbox limits apply across campaigns.”
“Minimum sending intervals between messages.”
“Domain-level rate limiting.”
“Automatic mailbox reallocation when accounts disconnect.”
“Smartlead has the clearest documented bulk mailbox-limit workflow.”
“Sender rotation.”
“Individual account sending limits.”
“Sending intervals.”
“Daily and hourly sending controls.”
“Sequence-level scheduling.”
“It isn't necessarily an even distribution across every mailbox.”