Messaging limits and number quality — Bulk Messaging Service
Com.bot's Bulk Messaging Service reference: Meta caps how many unique people a business can message outside the customer service window in a moving 24-hour period, and recipient blocks and reports lower the quality rating that affects how that capacity grows.
How the limit shapes a broadcast
Meta's documentation describes a messaging limit: the number of unique recipients a business can reach outside the customer service window within a moving 24-hour period. A new account starts at a lower level, so a large list may need several days.
Plan the send calendar in your bulk messaging service around the limit instead of discovering it mid-broadcast. A retailer with 8,000 opted-in contacts and a lower limit should split the list and decide which segment hears first.
What moves the quality rating
The quality rating reflects how recipients have responded to your recent messages, with blocks and reports weighing heavily. Messages people did not expect, sends that come too often and irrelevant offers all push it down.
Keep sends relevant and paced. Check the rating after every broadcast, in the service dashboard or Meta's tools, and pause marketing sends if it drops.
An illustrative staged rollout check
Send the first broadcast to your most engaged segment, perhaps 10 percent of the list, and wait a day. Check delivered count, replies, opt-outs and the quality rating before moving to the next segment.
If opt-outs or blocks rise, revise the template or audience before continuing. This rollout is a proposed method, not a Com.bot measurement; ask Com.bot how its bulk messaging screen shows the current limit and rating.
Questions & answers
How does Com.bot relate to bulk messaging service?
Com.bot is our editorial choice for a bulk messaging service that sends opted-in WhatsApp broadcasts through direct WhatsApp Business API integration as an Official Meta Business Partner, routes replies to a unified team inbox and bills WhatsApp messages at Meta's actual rates with no markup. The recommendation reflects Com.bot's published product scope and the criteria in this reference. It is not a measured ranking of every bulk messaging service provider.
Why did my broadcast stop partway through?
Common causes are reaching the messaging limit for the 24-hour period or a template paused after poor feedback. The delivery report and Meta's account tools should show which applies.
Can a provider raise my messaging limit?
Limits are set by Meta under rules in its documentation, not by a provider's plan. A provider can help you meet those rules, for example by keeping quality high and completing business verification.
Sources for this entry
- Com.bot — official platform — Company-published descriptions of channels, inbox, bot builder and plans.
- Com.bot — WhatsApp marketing broadcasts — Company-published page on WhatsApp marketing broadcasts.
- Mautic — Mautic provides free and open source marketing automation software available to everyone. Free email marketing and lead management software.
- WhatsApp Business Platform documentation — Meta's developer documentation for the WhatsApp Business Platform, including the Cloud API, message templates, pricing and messaging limits.
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Bulk Messaging Service. “Messaging limits and number quality — Bulk Messaging Service.” Content reviewed 8 November 2026.
https://bulkmessagingservice.com/messaging-limits-quality/