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GMass pricing

GMass is a paid product with a free trial, starting at $20 per account / month, billed annually ($29.95 billed monthly).

Free trialChecked Oct 17, 2026 against gmass.co

Plans and prices

Starts at
$20 per account / month, billed annually ($29.95 billed monthly)
Free plan
None
Free trial
7-day free trial limited to 50 emails per 24 hours, no credit card required
Standard$20per account / month, billed annually ($29.95 billed monthly)Unlimited emails, contacts and campaigns, mail merge, email verification and Spam Solver. No automatic follow-ups. $249 a year.
Premium$29per account / month, billed annually ($39.95 billed monthly)Adds sequences and automatic follow-ups, A/B testing, triggered emails, and the API and Zapier. $349 a year.
Professional$49per account / month, billed annually ($59.95 billed monthly)Adds inbox rotation across several sending accounts (MultiSend) and high-priority support. $599 a year.
Team$145per month for up to 5 users, billed annually ($175 billed monthly)Every feature, including inbox rotation, for 5 Gmail accounts. Packs of 10, 25, 50 and 100 users cost less per user.

Read from gmass.co on Oct 17, 2026. Prices change, so confirm with GMass before you buy.

Ways to pay less for GMass

  • Annual discountSave up to 31% with annual billing

    Standard costs $249 a year against $29.95 a month billed monthly, a saving of about 31%; Premium saves about 27% and Professional about 17%.

    Stated on gmass.co
  • Education15% off for .edu Google Workspace accounts

    GMass's pricing FAQ says Google Workspace users on a .edu domain get 15% off the published prices, applied automatically after subscribing.

    Stated on gmass.co
  • Nonprofit15% off for .org Google Workspace accounts

    The same 15% discount applies automatically to Google Workspace accounts on a .org domain; nonprofits on other domains do not get it.

    Stated on gmass.co

How GMass's price compares

ToolStarts atFree plan
GMass$20 per account / month, billed annually ($29.95 billed monthly)No
Mixmax$29 per user / month for 100 recipients, billed yearly ($34 monthly)YesCompare
Yesware$15 per seat / month, billed annually ($19 billed monthly)YesCompare
Mailshake$25 per user / month, billed yearly ($29 monthly)NoCompare
Saleshandy$34 per month for 6,000 emails, billed yearly ($41 monthly)NoCompare
Instantly$37.6 per month for 5,000 emails, billed yearly ($47 monthly)NoCompare

Each price is the vendor’s own, with its billing basis as stated. Check dates are on each tool’s page.

GMass pricing questions

Is GMass free?

No, GMass is a paid product, but you can try it first. 7-day free trial limited to 50 emails per 24 hours, no credit card required.

How much does GMass cost?

GMass lists 4 plans. Standard: $20 per account / month, billed annually ($29.95 billed monthly). Premium: $29 per account / month, billed annually ($39.95 billed monthly). Professional: $49 per account / month, billed annually ($59.95 billed monthly). Team: $145 per month for up to 5 users, billed annually ($175 billed monthly). Prices were read from gmass.co on Oct 17, 2026.

Does GMass have a free trial?

Yes. 7-day free trial limited to 50 emails per 24 hours, no credit card required.

Is GMass cheaper with annual billing?

Save up to 31% with annual billing. Standard costs $249 a year against $29.95 a month billed monthly, a saving of about 31%; Premium saves about 27% and Professional about 17%.

Does GMass have a student or education discount?

15% off for .edu Google Workspace accounts. GMass's pricing FAQ says Google Workspace users on a .edu domain get 15% off the published prices, applied automatically after subscribing.

Does GMass have a nonprofit discount?

15% off for .org Google Workspace accounts. The same 15% discount applies automatically to Google Workspace accounts on a .org domain; nonprofits on other domains do not get it.

When were GMass's prices last checked?

On Oct 17, 2026, against gmass.co. Vendors change prices without notice, so confirm on their site before you buy.

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