YouTube daily upload allowance used up
Your workspace, the EverySqueeze app or YouTube itself has reached today's YouTube upload limit; posts move to the next open slot after the reset.
This workspace's daily YouTube upload allowance in EverySqueeze is used up, or EverySqueeze's daily YouTube upload allowance for the app is used up
What it means
EverySqueeze sends up to 5 YouTube uploads a day for each workspace, out of an app-wide allowance of 100 a day shared by every EverySqueeze creator (YouTube's own limit for the app), so one workspace can't use it all up. Whichever one you hit, YouTube uploads for the rest of the day wait.
A rarer message — YouTube's daily upload limit for EverySqueeze is reached — means YouTube itself refused: its own daily upload cap for the whole EverySqueeze app (100 uploads a day) is used up, or YouTube says your channel has uploaded as many videos as it allows in a day. It's not something EverySqueeze can raise on the spot.
YouTube's day ends at midnight Pacific time, and EverySqueeze counts its own allowances on the same day. The message shows that moment in your own time zone, for example it resets at tomorrow 3:00am.
What to do
- Nothing to do. A scheduled YouTube post that hits any of these limits is never counted as a failed try: it waits for the reset and moves to the next open slot after it, inside your posting hours. A post you set a time for moves too, and says so.
- If you need something posted sooner, post it to another platform in the meantime, or use the YouTube Kit.
Nothing is lost
Waiting videos stay queued and upload after the reset. Nothing is skipped, dropped or moved to the failed list. An upload YouTube refused, or one that never started, does not use up any of your allowance.
See YouTube's daily limit for more.