How does the SendFox $29 Lifetime send pool work?
The $29 SendFox Lifetime plan gives you 5,000 contacts and 300,000 sends that never refresh. See what's left in Settings → Plan & billing; add Pro when it runs low.
Already have a SendFox lifetime deal? The $29 Lifetime plan and the 300,000-send pool described here are for new lifetime purchases. If you already hold an older SendFox lifetime deal, sold before the $29 Lifetime, this pool does not apply to you — but your sending is not unlimited either. Older lifetime accounts that send more than their one-time purchase covers are asked to move to a Pro tier to keep sending; see Why is my SendFox account paused or restricted?. Accounts on this $29 plan are measured against the pool below instead.
What does the $29 Lifetime plan include?
The Lifetime plan is a one-time $29 purchase with no recurring fee, bought on AppSumo from the SendFox Pricing page. There is one per account. It includes:
- 5,000 contacts
- 300,000 emails — a one-time, lifetime send pool (see below)
- Unlimited automations, Smart Pages and forms, and full API access
The small SendFox footer stays on your emails, and the AI assistant connection is a Pro feature.
How does the Lifetime send pool work?
Your 300,000 emails are a cumulative, one-time pool — not a monthly allowance. Every email you send, newsletters and automation emails alike, draws down from the same pool, and it never refreshes. For example, if you send 20,000 emails in your first month, you have 280,000 left for all future months combined. If a newsletter is bigger than what's left, it stops once the pool is used up.
This is the main difference from Pro: a Pro tier gives you a fresh sending allowance every month, while the Lifetime pool is a single total that lasts until you use it up.
What happens when my Lifetime pool runs out?
SendFox warns you first. You get an email when you've used 90% of your pool and again at 100%, and once you pass 80% the Emails page shows how much of your lifetime sends you've used.
When the pool is used up, your newsletters stop sending and a banner offers Upgrade to Monthly. To keep sending, add Pro: any sends left in your pool are used first, then Pro's monthly allowance. Your contacts and campaigns stay exactly as they are.
What else should I know about the Lifetime plan?
- One Lifetime deal per account. The $29 Lifetime is a single purchase and can't be stacked — you can't buy a second one to add more pool.
- Whitelabel is not included. Removing the SendFox footer is a Pro feature, so the small SendFox footer stays on the Lifetime plan.
- Contacts vs sending are separate. The 5,000-contact limit and the 300,000-send pool are tracked independently.
Troubleshooting
My campaign stopped sending
- Check the lifetime pool row on the Sends card under Settings → Plan & billing. If you've used all 300,000, your pool is used up.
- To resume sending, add a Pro tier for a monthly sending allowance.
My newsletter only went to part of my list
- If your pool ran short during the send, the newsletter stopped once the pool was used up. Add Pro to keep sending.
I don't see a Lifetime pool in Plan & billing
- The pool only shows for the $29 Lifetime deal. Older lifetime deals don't have one: see why an account is paused or restricted.
Still stuck? Browse the SendFox Help Center or email support@sendfox.com with how many sends your Plan & billing page shows.
Frequently asked questions
Does the 300,000-email pool reset each month?
No. It's a one-time, cumulative pool that never refreshes. Monthly resets are a feature of Pro, not the Lifetime plan.
What happens when I use all 300,000 emails?
Your newsletters stop sending. Your account and contacts stay intact; add Pro to keep sending, and any sends left in your pool are used first.
Can I buy two Lifetime deals to double my pool?
No. Only one $29 Lifetime deal can be active per account.
Does the Lifetime plan remove SendFox branding?
No. Whitelabel (removing the SendFox footer) is a Pro feature.
Where do I buy the $29 Lifetime plan?
On AppSumo: click Get it on AppSumo → on the SendFox Pricing page (the account menu's Pricing link). It's one per account.