# Email Delivery Times.

Delivery of your emails depends on your AWS SES sending limits. Let's say your 'Sending Quota' is 100,000 emails per day and 'Send Rate' is 14 emails/second. In theory it would take approximately 60 minutes to send 50,000 emails.

$$
(50000/14)=3571 Seconds=60 Minutes
$$

In reality it would take a bit longer to deliver emails. Our real-world sending stats indicate average delivery times about 2 times the theoretical value.

Once an email is delivered it would trigger various [delivery notifications](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/monitor-sending-activity.html) (sent, delivered, bounced, opened, clicked, complaint, etc.). While 'sent' and 'delivered' stats come in quickly, the rest can take their own sweet time because they are dependent on the recipient email server and end user actions.

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**To increase your email sending limits see this** [**article**](https://docs.sendwithses.com/how/send-email/how-to-increase-aws-ses-sending-limits)**.**
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