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"Email Marketing Automation From Gmail"
TL;DR
GMass lets you send mail merge campaigns, follow-ups, and automated sequences… right from Gmail. Gmail automation + follow ups + mail merge. Gmail on steroids.
Pros
Cons
What is GMass?
GMass is an email marketing platform where you can send mass emails right from your Gmail.
Our Verdict — Best For Gmail Users
The Best Part:
Gmail on steroids. GMass allows Gmail to act like a marketing platform with scheduling, mail merge, auto follow-ups, tracking, unsubscribe handling, and more.
The Worst Part:
Sending limits. Gmail accounts are capped at around 2,000 emails per day, so this isn’t suitable for those ultra-high volume campaigns.
Get it if you want the simplest, quickest way to get started with email automation.
Best For
GMass is best for founders, solopreneurs, freelancers, and people who want to create email campaigns… right from their Gmail account.
Top Features
Gmail native. You’ll be able to launch mass email campaigns from the comfort of your Gmail inboxes. Feels like home.
Mail merge, 1-2-3. Use Google Sheets to customize your messages with a name, company, role, or anything else you may need.
Right timing. Schedule emails to go out at the perfect time for every lead, based on their time zone and behavior history.
Manage unsubs. Add one-click unsubscribe links to your emails, and let Gmass handle unsubs for you.
Inbox rotation. Rotate between Gmail accounts to scale up volume while protecting sender reputation.
What do customers love about GMass?
- Running campaigns straight from Gmail
- Setting multiple auto-follow ups
- Tracking opens, clicks, and responses in real time
- Importing contacts from Google Sheets
- Automating cold outreach
- Rotating inboxes
- Paying a fair price
- Manage unsubscriptions easily
- Click and open tracking
- Using custom domains for tracking
The Bottom Line
GMass lets you:
- Run email campaigns right from Gmail
- Personalize, schedule, and follow up at scale
- Automate outreach from your own inbox
