Delivery pacing
Invites leave in batches sized to the receiving provider rather than all at once. Pacing protects deliverability on the largest sends, which is exactly where a spike would cost the most.
Approved organisations can request higher sending limits for large Events, including reviewed 100,000+ invitation operations. Attendee lists are validated, batched and paced through managed queues; self-service add-on purchases still stop at 10,000.
100,482
Attendees in an approved operation
98,710
Delivered
18 min
Paced send window
1
Approval required
Illustrative figures. Limits and throughput require review and depend on calendar-provider rules.
Quarterly product webinar
Batch 4 of 11Invites leave in batches sized to the receiving provider rather than all at once. Pacing protects deliverability on the largest sends, which is exactly where a spike would cost the most.
Failures are classified, retried under policy, and hard failures added to suppression.
Watch invitation batches move. Pause an Event send before the next batch if something needs review.
The attendee list is re-checked when the Event send runs, not only when the list was imported. A suppressed attendee stays out of the next batch.
2,000
Free invites monthly
10,000
Business invitations monthly
10,000
Self-service purchase maximum
100,000+
Reviewed large-volume operation
100,000+ is not a standard plan allowance. Large-volume availability is reviewed separately for approved organisations and remains subject to provider quotas and anti-abuse limits.
Bloomod reviews the Event, expected volume, attendee source and sending setup before approving a higher limit. Every large invitation operation still requires human review.