My service is converting from SendNow Plus to Adobe Send; what is th maximum file size?

My service is being converted from Adobe SendNow Plus to Adobe Send. There is very little detail on differences that I can expect between the two services.
What is the maximum file size that I can send? Is there a maximum?
Do I have a storage limit? It was 2GB with SendNow.
The files in SendNow have a time limit, but I cannot find anywhere this is defined in Send.
Lastly, my subscription rate is higher than the rates quoted on the Adobe website, but I cannot find a way to correct this or make a change.

Hi Raghuveer,
Thanks for quick reply. Sorry, I prefer not to share my designs so I cannot send you my sample of Ai file or screenshots. I hope you understand.
Anyway, I have about 50 to 60 elements used 3D effects and 60 elements used brushes. And about 20 some elements I defined as pattern swatches (about half of them used gradient). Also, added drop shadow, zigzag effect and accent edges on 5 elements. And 3 layers filled with patterns (my artboard size is 1220 px W x 1500 px H). I have my layers/artboard/ color & pattern swatches/ appearance panels opened up when working in Ai.
I hope this gives you some idea how much I am doing and what I am doing with my Ai file. And hope that you can advise if there should be problem if doing a lot in one file? I just cannot stop designing sometimes.
Added this- I have 18 artboards and 22 layers in my Ai file. Photoshop doesn't have this problem when working with a lot of layers, only Illustrator does.
Thank you very much!!
mykw123

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