Automatic Credit Recharge

Mailpro will allow you to automatically recharge your account credits and thereby preventing your emails from ever failing to be delivered due to a lack of credits.

By setting up your account, you can set a cap for the amount of credits that will be purchased when the credits you have in your plan reach a minimum amount. When selecting this function, the credits will be charged to your card and will allow you to make all the shipments you need without any inconveniences.

For example, if you have 3000 credits in your account and plan to send 5000 messages, since you previously activated the automatic credit recharge, your account will manage the purchase of the 2000 missing credits automatically.

You can deactivate this function at any time, by accessing it’s settings in the Mailpro account user profile.

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