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# Multiple recipients & CC

> Send a form's notifications to more than one verified address - Pro.

<Info>**Pro** - Free delivers to a single (the form's primary) destination address only.</Info>

By default a form delivers to one destination email. Pro lets you add extra **To**
recipients and **CC** recipients so a submission reaches more than one inbox.

## Config fields

| Field                   | Purpose                                                               |
| ----------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `additional_recipients` | Extra **To** addresses, in addition to the form's primary destination |
| `cc_recipients`         | Addresses CC'd on the notification                                    |

Both are arrays of email addresses, configured in the dashboard under a form's
**Settings** → **Recipients**.

## The 10-recipient cap

A form can address **10 recipients total**, and the primary destination email always
counts as one of them - so `additional_recipients` + `cc_recipients` combined can be at
most **9**. Each list is deduplicated (case-insensitively) on save; a request that pushes
the total over 10 is rejected at save time, before anything is sent.

## Every recipient must be verified

Only **verified** addresses actually receive mail. An address you add to
`additional_recipients` or `cc_recipients` that hasn't completed the same OTP verification
flow used for a form's primary [destination email](/docs/features/notifications) is silently
dropped from delivery - it won't error the submission, but it also won't receive anything
until verified. This applies independently of the primary; the primary is always
auto-trusted as the account owner's verified address (or the form's already-verified
destination).

<Note>
  This is deliverability-safe by design: Formpaste never sends to an address nobody has
  proven ownership of.
</Note>

## Free vs. Pro

* **Free**: delivery to the single primary destination address only. Extra recipients you
  add are ignored (they aren't sent to) and CC is unavailable.
* **Pro**: both extra `additional_recipients` and `cc_recipients` are honored, up to the
  cap above.

| Code               | HTTP | Meaning                           |
| ------------------ | ---- | --------------------------------- |
| `upgrade_required` | 403  | This feature requires a Pro plan. |

## Zero-config

A new form has zero additional recipients and zero CCs - it behaves exactly like a
single-destination Free form until you add some.