Answers

How many iMessages can you send per day?

On Blue Reacher, each line, meaning one dedicated phone number, starts up to 50 new conversations a day with opted-in contacts, or 30 with cold ones. The limit counts new contacts, not messages: once someone replies, the back-and-forth is never counted or capped, and there is no total daily cap. To reach more new people a day, you add lines instead of pushing one number harder.

Does 50 mean 50 texts or 50 people? It means 50 people. The meter counts the new threads a line opens that day, and nothing else: replies and follow-ups inside open conversations are free and unmetered, which is the difference from vendors that publish one total ceiling for every message. The comparison is in is there a total daily cap on iMessage sending.

The pace exists for deliverability. A line that holds two-way conversations, earns replies, and gets saved to contacts builds sender reputation; a single number pushed to blast volume produces exactly the sending pattern that gets numbers flagged. That is why the limit sits on each line rather than the account, and why the move past it is a second line, not a faster first one. The habits that keep a number healthy are in how do I keep my number from getting flagged.

So daily reach is simple math: lines times pace. A list of 250 cold contacts takes one line about nine days and three lines about three. Each line is $249 a month with no per-message fees, dropping to $199 per line once your account runs 4 or more; the full breakdown is on the pricing page.

Updated October 9, 2026