# Campaign Limits Explained: Domains, Accounts & Volume

Understand how SalesTarget controls domain limits, email account capacity, and sending volume to protect deliverability and sender reputation.

Published on Apr 6, 2026 · 5 min read

Campaign limits in SalesTarget.ai exist to protect deliverability, prevent spam issues, and keep email sending safe and predictable.

## Why Campaign Limits Exist

Email providers closely monitor sending behavior. Sending too fast or from too few accounts can damage sender reputation.

SalesTarget.ai applies limits to:

- Keep sending patterns natural and human-like
- Protect inbox placement
- Prevent sudden volume spikes
- Reduce bounces and spam flags

Limits are not restrictions — they are safety controls that help you get better results over time.

## Domain Limits

A domain is the part after the @ in your email address — for example, `yourdomain.com`.

How domains work in campaigns:

- Campaigns send emails from email accounts connected to a domain
- One domain can have multiple email accounts
- Each domain has its own reputation with email providers

Domain limits in SalesTarget.ai:

- One domain can have up to 5 email accounts
- You can connect or purchase multiple domains
- Campaign volume is spread across domains to reduce risk

Sending too many emails from one domain can lower inbox placement, increase spam complaints, and cause domain-level blocks. Using multiple domains helps isolate risk and scale safely.

## Email Account Limits

An email account is a single inbox — for example, `name@yourdomain.com`.

How email accounts work in campaigns:

- Campaigns send emails through connected email accounts
- Each account has its own daily sending capacity
- Accounts can be rotated across campaigns

Recommended sending volume per account:

Around 30 emails per day per account (recommended). Sending gradually helps maintain a healthy sender reputation.

Sending too many emails from one inbox can trigger spam filters, increase bounce rates, and cause temporary or permanent blocks.

## Campaign Sending Volume

Campaign volume is calculated using the number of active email accounts, sending limits per account, and the campaign schedule and gaps between emails.

Example calculation:

- 1 domain
- 5 email accounts
- ~30 emails per account per day

Safe daily send: ~150 emails per day across that campaign

To increase volume safely, add more email accounts and more domains — not higher per-account volume.

## How Volume Is Handled Automatically

SalesTarget.ai automatically:

- Distributes emails across connected accounts
- Respects daily sending limits per account
- Applies gaps between emails
- Stops follow-ups when a lead replies

You do not need to manually calculate or manage sending limits. The system handles it.

## What Happens If You Exceed Limits?

If daily limits are reached:

- Emails are queued — not dropped
- Sending continues gradually as capacity opens
- Deliverability protection remains active

This prevents sudden volume spikes and keeps sending safe and predictable.

## Best Practices

- Start with low volume and increase gradually as your sender reputation builds
- Use multiple email accounts per domain (up to 5)
- Avoid sending high volume from a single inbox
- Separate campaigns by domain if you are scaling outreach
- Monitor bounces and replies regularly to catch deliverability issues early

## Quick Summary

- **Domains** — control reputation at a higher level; up to 5 accounts per domain
- **Email accounts** — control daily sending capacity; ~30 emails/day recommended per account
- **Campaign volume** — total safe output across all accounts in the campaign
- Limits exist to protect deliverability, not slow you down

## Final Takeaway

If you want to scale campaigns safely: increase accounts and domains — not per-account volume.

Campaign limits are the framework that lets you grow outreach while keeping inboxes healthy and replies coming.

## Scale Outreach Without Burning Inboxes

SalesTarget.ai manages sending limits automatically — so you get volume and deliverability, not one or the other.
