> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Resends and subject tests

> Send an email again to the people who did not open it, and test two subject lines before the big send.

Two ways to get more people to open your emails, on any campaign under
**Marketing → Campaigns**. Both are part of the **Growth** plan and above.

## Resend to non-openers

On a sent email, the **Resend to non-openers** card shows how many people
received it, opened it and have not opened it yet.

<Steps>
  <Step title="Write a new subject">
    It starts as "In case you missed it: …" followed by the original subject.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Pick when">
    24 hours, 48 hours (the default), 72 hours or a week after the original
    send. If that time has already passed, it goes out in 10 minutes.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Schedule resend">
    The resend goes to everyone who received the email and still has not
    opened it when it sends, and is still subscribed.
  </Step>
</Steps>

You can cancel a resend until it starts. Once it is sent, the card shows how
many people it reached and how many opened it, with a link to the resend
itself. Each email can be resent once (a resend that failed can be scheduled
again).

## Subject line test

On an email you have not sent yet, choose **Test subject lines**:

1. Write **subject B**. Subject A is the email's own subject.
2. Pick the **test group**: 10%, 20% (the default), 30% or 50% of the
   audience, split in two equal halves at random.
3. Pick when to **pick the winner**: 1 to 24 hours later (4 by default).

A and B go out right away. When the time is up, the subject with the higher
open rate wins (a tie keeps A) and goes to everyone else in the audience
automatically. The email's page shows both subjects with their opens, the
winner and the send to the rest.

## How opens are counted

Every campaign email carries a tiny tracking image. The first time it loads
counts as one open for that person, so open rates are **unique opens**. Mail
apps that block images count as not opened, and some privacy features load
images for the reader, so opens are a strong signal rather than an exact
count.

## Sends and limits

Resends, both test groups and the winner's send are normal sends: they count
toward your plan's monthly emails and go through the same checks as
**Send now** (verified sender, audience size, monthly allowance). A subject
test checks that the whole audience fits before anything goes out.

Developers: see [Resends and subject tests API](/api-reference/resend-and-subject-tests).


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