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# Manage Your Email Quota

You can now purchase and manage your email quota directly in Rechat. You no longer need to contact Support or Customer Success to increase your limits.

This update gives you full control and flexibility over your email usage. Whether you’re running multiple campaigns or sending newsletters to your sphere, you can instantly add more emails to your account whenever you need them, and manage your subscription with ease.

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#### How It Works

* **Go to Your Profile**
  * Click your profile photo at the top right and select **My Profile**.
* **Locate Your Email Quota**
  * Select the **Email** tab.
  * Under **Email Quota**, you’ll see your current usage and limit.
* **Manage or Upgrade**
  * Click **Manage Subscription** to open the subscription management page.
  * You’ll be redirected to a secure Stripe page where you can view, upgrade, or cancel your plan.
* **Automatic Updates**
  * Once payment is complete, your new quota will appear automatically in your account, no refresh needed.

#### Payment & Subscription Management

All payments are processed securely through **Stripe**. You can:

* Upgrade to a higher email quota at any time.
* Downgrade or cancel your plan when needed.
* View your active and past subscriptions directly from the same page.


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