Pricing promises
Two of our pricing claims are brand-defining, so we write them as commitments here — not just as marketing on the pricing page.
Facts verified 2026-07-19 — corrections: hello@emailfast.dev
This page states commitments in plain policy terms so you can cite it. It is a commitment, not legal advice; the binding contract is our Terms, and this page is being finalized with counsel before general availability.
What we promise
We never bill for the size of your audience. contacts and subscribers are never billed — we price sending, not the size of your audience. Growing your list, or keeping inactive readers you might win back, will never by itself cost you more. Price is driven by sending volume, listed on the pricing page.
The free tier does not expire. The free plan is a permanent tier, not a trial. It requires no card, and it keeps its stated monthly sending allowance, one sending domain, full platform features, and an unlimited test sandbox. Free-tier emails carry a small "Sent with Email Fast" footer, disclosed up front; any paid plan removes it.
What "unlimited" does and doesn't mean
Unlimited means unbilled, not unbounded. Anti-abuse and platform-integrity limits exist on every plan and are described in our acceptable use policy. They protect the sending network and other customers; they are not a pricing mechanism, and you cannot be upsold past them.
How we'd change anything
- Existing free-tier commitments won't be revoked for a fee. We won't turn the never-expiring free tier into a trial, or start billing for contacts, on existing accounts.
- Paid-plan changes come with notice. If we change paid-plan prices or included volumes, we commit to at least 30 days' advance notice to affected accounts by email, and to honoring your current billing period at its agreed price.
- Grandfathering intent. Where practical, accounts on an existing paid plan keep their terms through their current commitment rather than being moved mid-cycle.
If we ever fall short of what this page says, tell us — and see our corrections policy for how we fix mistakes.