Biusness mail capacity

Business email capacity refers to the amount of data that can be stored in an email account or mailbox. This can include the number of emails, attachments, and other data that can be sent and received. Here are some common email capacity metrics:

1. Email storage capacity: This is the amount of space available to store emails in an email account. This can range from a few megabytes (MB) to several gigabytes (GB) or even terabytes (TB).
2. Email attachment size limit: This is the maximum size of an attachment that can be sent or received in an email. This can range from a few kilobytes (KB) to several megabytes (MB).
3. Email sending capacity: This is the number of emails that can be sent from an email account within a certain time period, such as per hour, per day, or per month.
4. Email receiving capacity: This is the number of emails that can be received by an email account within a certain time period, such as per hour, per day, or per month.
5. Email forwarding capacity: This is the number of emails that can be forwarded from one email account to another within a certain time period, such as per hour, per day, or per month.

Here are some examples of email capacity metrics for popular email services:

• Gmail: 15 GB of storage capacity, 25 MB attachment size limit, 500 recipients per email, and 2,000 emails per day.
• Outlook: 5 GB of storage capacity, 10 MB attachment size limit, 500 recipients per email, and 1,000 emails per day.
• Yahoo Mail: 1 TB of storage capacity, 25 MB attachment size limit, 500 recipients per email, and 1,000 emails per day.
• Microsoft Exchange: varies depending on the plan, but typically includes 5 GB to 50 GB of storage capacity, 10 MB to 50 MB attachment size limit, and 500 to 5,000 recipients per email.

It's worth noting that these are general guidelines and email capacity metrics can vary depending on the specific email service provider, plan, and usage.