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Inspection slip
When one signature stops being enough
For ordinary correspondence, what you just built is the whole job. It costs nothing, it needs no account, and it does not expire.
The point where it stops being the right instrument is narrow, and easy to recognise: you begin sending the same message to a list of people who asked to receive it. A mailbox is the wrong tool for that. Bulk sending from a personal account gets your domain throttled or blocked, and consent rules expect a working unsubscribe link in every message, which no signature can carry. That is a different product, not a longer signature.
If you have reached that point, two platforms cover most of it. They are built around genuinely different ideas, so the useful thing is to say what each one is and let you choose.
Plan names and free-tier terms read from each platform’s own pricing page on 28 August 2026. Both change their prices, so check the figures on the page you land on. This is a description of two options, not a ranking, and not a complete list of what exists.