MergelineIs there a cheap tool to send about 50 emails a day from Gmail?
Updated October 29, 2026
Yes, and it can be free. Mergeline’s free plan sends up to 60 personal emails a day from your Gmail, with merge tags and no branding. Mailmeteor also allows 50 a day for free. You only need to pay for extras like automatic follow-ups; Mergeline Pro is $12 a month, against $29.95 for GMass Standard.
The complaint behind this question
A Reddit user on a GMass plan asked: “Is there really no lower cost software to achieve this.” They sent about 50 emails a day. Since GMass ended its free plan in December 2023 and starts at $29.95 a month, small senders are often paying for volume they never use.
What 50 a day costs
| Tool | Covers ~50 a day free? | First paid step |
|---|---|---|
| Mergeline | Yes, 60 a day | $12 a month or $99 a year |
| Mailmeteor | Yes, 50 a day | $5.99 a month, billed yearly |
| GMass | No free plan | $29.95 a month |
Prices from each pricing page, checked October 29, 2026. Compare more in mail merge pricing.
When to pay
- You want follow-ups that stop on reply, which win most replies in outreach.
- You need to schedule sends or keep to working hours.
- You attach a file to every email.
If none of those apply, the free plan is enough.
Watch out for surprise renewals
Cheap can turn costly if a plan renews when you forgot about it. Pick a tool you can cancel in one click and that tells you what it costs up front. Mergeline Pro can be cancelled from the Manage subscription page, and it keeps working until the end of the period you paid for.
Try before you pay
Run your next real campaign on a free plan. If you find yourself chasing replies by hand every week, that is the moment a paid plan with follow-ups starts to pay for itself.
Read the full guide: Cold email from Gmail
Related answers
Sources
- r/coldemail: GMass experience at 50 a day
- GMass pricing
- GMass: price changes, January 2024
- Mailmeteor pricing
Facts checked October 29, 2026. Google and other vendors change their limits and prices, so check the source before you rely on a number.
Mergeline does this from your own Gmail. Free for 60 emails a day with merge tags and no branding. Pro is $12 a month or $99 a year for follow-ups, scheduling and attachments.