Contents
- 1 Sending Bulk Emails–TOC
- 2 How to Send Bulk Emails From Gmail?
- 2.1 Send Bulk Emails With Advanced Method
- 2.2 Step 1: Sign Up on Saleshandy
- 2.3 Step 2: Set Up & Connect your Email Accounts
- 2.4 Step 3: Set Up your Email Campaign
- 2.5 Step 4: Import Your Recipients
- 2.6 Step 5: Launch Your Campaign
- 2.7 Send Bulk Emails In Gmail Using the Generic Method
- 2.8 Step 1: Create Multiple Gmail Accounts (Mandatory Step)
- 2.9 Step 2: Click on the Compose Button
- 2.10 Step 3: Add Your Recipients
- 2.11 Step 4: Write Your Email
- 2.12 Step 5: Hit On Send
- 3 Why Gmail Isn’t My Choice for Sending Bulk Emails Directly?
- 4 How Much Did It Cost Me to Send Bulk Mail?
- 5 What I Learned About Sending Bulk Emails (So You Don’t Have To!)
- 6 FAQs on Bulk Email Sending
If you’re looking for a way to send bulk emails without being marked as a “spammer” or “worrying about Gmail’s email sending limits”, then you’ve clicked on the right blog.
I’ve been in your shoes!
When I started my company, I was reaching out to 200+ prospects weekly – spending countless hours creating email lists, writing copies, and tracking Gmail’s sending limits just to keep my emails out of spam!
Trust me, it was frustrating, to say the least!
That’s when I realized there had to be a less generic and more efficient way to send thousands of emails at once.
And you know what- that’s how I found an advanced and very effective method for sending bulk emails.
In this blog, you will find→
- The advanced method I use (& that works 100%) to send bulk emails
- Generic (or usual) way for sending emails in bulk
- Valuable insights from my experience
Let’s jump in!
Sending Bulk Emails–TOC
How to Send Bulk Emails From Gmail?
I’ll show you how to send 10,000+ emails from Gmail with:
Trust me on these – I’ve tried both methods myself therefore I know they WORK and can help you to send bulk emails in no time!
Send Bulk Emails With Advanced Method
The first method I’m going to share for sending bulk emails is this advanced approach.
I’ve been using it for years to run email outreach campaigns for two simple reasons:
- I don’t have to worry about Gmail’s sending limits
- It keeps my emails out of spam folders
Here’s how you can send bulk emails without spamming →
Step 1: Sign Up on Saleshandy
Step 2: Set Up & Connect your Email Accounts
Step 3: Set Up your Email Campaign
Step 4: Import Your Recipients
Step 5: Launch Your Campaign
Step 1: Sign Up on Saleshandy
Go to Saleshandy and click on the blue “Sign up for free” button.
By JUST entering your email address, you can sign up for Saleshandy.
(Yes, it’s that simple! You don’t have to add any additional information)
Step 2: Set Up & Connect your Email Accounts
Next, you need to set up multiple email accounts because Gmail has strict email-sending limits.
If you exceed these limits, it can trigger spam filters and hurt your email deliverability.
The best way out is to spread your bulk email campaigns across multiple accounts to reduce this risk.
But how many email accounts do you need?
Well don’t worry; you don’t have to burn your brain calories to get these numbers.
Use Saleshandy’s FREE Email Account Calculator.

- Get this Email Account Calculator
- Add the “Total Prospects”
- Select the “Period”
By filling in all these details, you will get the accurate number of email accounts you need to send bulk emails while maintaining optimal email deliverability.
After purchasing your domains, it’s time to connect them with Saleshandy and set the sending settings.
PS: Don’t forget to warm up your email accounts
– Go to Saleshandy dashboard > click the “⚙️” settings icon
– Under user settings, click on “Email Accounts”
– Now, click on “Add Email Accounts”

– Select Google and start connecting your email accounts with Saleshandy
Step 3: Set Up your Email Campaign
Go back to Saleshandy’s dashboard and click on the “Create Sequence” blue button.

Next, click on “Add Step”

An email composer container will pop up, allowing you to write a personalized and engaging subject line, email copy, and CTA.

To personalize your emails for your prospects, use these Saleshandy’s features:
- Merge Tags: To add details like {{First Name}}, {{Competitor’s Name}}, {{Industry}}, {{Company}}, etc.
- Variable Tags: For including elements like {{Tomorrow}}, {{CurrentTime}}, {{SenderLastName}}, {{SenderEmail}}, etc.
- Spintax: To create unique copy for each of your prospects like {Hi | Hello | Hey there}, {Warm regards | Cheers | All the best}, etc.
Now click on “Email Preview” to see how your email will appear in your prospect’s inbox.
Step 4: Import Your Recipients
Click on Prospects > select “Add Prospects”

Select “Import your CSV file” and verify email addresses.

Step 5: Launch Your Campaign
Once you are satisfied with your email campaign click on “Activate the sequence!”
Send Bulk Emails In Gmail Using the Generic Method
During the start of my career, I have used this generic method to send bulk emails. It is free and less complicated.
Here is how you can send unlimited bulk email for free:
Step 1: Create Multiple Gmail Accounts
Step 2: Click on the Compose Button
Step 3: Add Your Recipients
Step 4: Write Your Email
Step 5: Hit Send Button
Step 1: Create Multiple Gmail Accounts (Mandatory Step)
Sending bulk emails with Gmail comes with its restrictions, and one of the major limitations is the email-sending limits!
Hence, the best way to send mass emails with Gmail is to create multiple email accounts.
In a 24-hour time frame, you can send 2,000 emails from 1 Gmail workspace account.
Therefore, to send 10,000 emails, you will need 5 Gmail accounts.
Step 2: Click on the Compose Button
Go to Gmail > click on the “Compose” đź–Š icon and write your email.

Step 3: Add Your Recipients
Add your email in the “To” field and all your recipients in the “BCC” field.

Make sure you add not more than 20-30 recipients in one email campaign.
Step 4: Write Your Email
Now write the subject line, email copy and CTA.

Step 5: Hit On Send
Once you are satisfied with your email copy, hit the send button.
Now you have to repeat this process until you send 10,000 emails!
So good luck with that!
Well, by following these steps you will be able to send bulk emails with Gmail. However, some non-ignorable reasons pushed me to move on from Gmail.
I have shared those reasons in the next section!
Why Gmail Isn’t My Choice for Sending Bulk Emails Directly?
When I started sending bulk emails, just like you guys, I thought Gmail was the perfect tool for the job – it’s free, easy to use, and already on my computer.
Well, it didn’t take me longer to realize that I made a BIG MISTAKE!
Gmail isn’t built for bulk emailing.
Here are the problems that I started facing→
1. I Was Restricted by Gmail’s Daily Sending Limits
The primary issue that I faced with Gmail was the sending limits
With Gmail’s paid (Workspace) email account, I was only able to send mass email campaigns with a maximum of 2,000 emails within 24 hours.
And the funny part is that you can’t even exhaust your limit every day, let alone bypass the set limit.
Because if you do so, Gmail will think that you are using it to spam people and block your account for 24 hours or so, stating that your activity looks suspicious.
In worst-case scenarios, it has also blocked my account permanently.
Moreover, there came a time when I wanted to reach out to more prospects to grow my business!
But Gmail’s daily limits were consumed very quickly, which restricted my outreach campaigns.
2. It Was Impossible For Me to Track Bulk Emails
The next issue with Gmail that frustrated me was tracking—there was no way to know how many people read my emails or replied to them.
Without analytics, I was just guessing what worked and what didn’t.
This actually wasted my time and efforts, as I kept sending follow-ups to people who weren’t even interested in my business.
Moreover, without proper tracking, I had no way to improve. I couldn’t see which subject lines worked, which email copy got the most replies, or whether my emails were even landing in inboxes.
Over time, this lack of insights significantly hurt my outreach efforts.
3. My Bulk Emails Lacked Personalization
Gmail doesn’t have email personalization features. Therefore every email looks like a copy-paste job, which doesn’t make a great impression.
Nobody was, is, or will be interested in reading generic emails!
Therefore, initially, when I was contacting around 20 prospects per day, I did try to sit and write personalized emails.
Because if you send non-personalized emails, they will not get high engagement rates. Hence, I didn’t want to take this risk!
But when my bulk email campaigns scaled and crossed 50 emails per day, I started looking for a solution because I couldn’t do it manually every day!
4. I Wasted a Lot of Time on Manual Tasks
Another primary factor that quickly made me realize that Gmail isn’t for bulk emailing was limited automation!
Sending emails one by one, writing each email copy, and managing lists manually took way more time than I expected.
I needed something that could automate the process and free me up for more important work.
Moreover, Gmail also lacks features like sequence creator, A/B testing, automated follow-ups, etc that are important for managing bulk email campaigns.
5. My Emails Were Landing in Spam Folders
Deliverability was another issue that I faced!
Many of my emails were ending up in spam folders and it is not something I couldn’t control because I didn’t have insights that would help me to overcome this!
For Google user experience is most important!
If it notices that you are sending emails in high volume but very few people are engaging, replying, or blocking your emails it will activate its spam filters.
And start landing all your emails in the spam folder!
So, when can you send mass emails with Gmail?
I would suggest using Gmail to send mass emails only when you need to communicate the same message, which is informational or educational, to a group of people.
- For a small group where everyone knows each other and needs to stay on the same page, I’d use the “CC” method—like when sharing important updates within the company.
- For a larger group where I don’t want recipients to see each other’s email addresses, I’d use the “BCC” method—most often when sharing a webinar invitation with a big group of people who don’t know each other.
However, I would never send business-related bulk emails directly from Gmail.
How Much Did It Cost Me to Send Bulk Mail?
Well, as I have used both methods for sending bulk emails with Gmail, I have also kept track of the costs involved.
Because this is the primary rule of every business: if a strategy is not getting you the best ROI, it’s time to change it.
Hence, to give you a clear picture, I have done a detailed cost analysis!
1. Cost of Sending Bulk emails in Gmail with a Generic Method
When I was sending bulk emails with the generic method I was spending around $30/mo
Here is how;
See, the sending limit per email account = 2000 emails/day.
In order to send 10,000 emails every day, you will need 5 email accounts.
Overall costing = $6/user/month X 5 users = $30 per month
Very minimal expense; I agree!
However even after spending $30/mo:
- Your emails will land in spam, and your accounts will be suspended
(Why? Because ESPs are smart and they can detect bulk emails) - You won’t get advanced automation capabilities & features.
- You have to manually rotate your email addresses to match Gmail’s sending limit.
- No analytics = It boils down to your cognitive skills to track and monitor performance.
If you choose Gmail to send 10,000 emails, you risk your domain and business, which is not worth taking the risk to save a little money.
2. Cost of Sending Bulk Emails With Advanced Method
Now, when I am using Saleshandy for sending bulk emails I am investing only $25/month.
And here are the benefits I am getting in return,
- Unlimited email warmups (at no extra cost)
- Hyper-personalization of emails
- AI to keep a check on email bounces
- Ability to automate entire bulk email campaigns
- High email deliverability rates
- Advanced analytical and monitoring capabilities to check reply and click rates.
- A dedicated mobile app to monitor and manage my bulk email campaigns on the go.
In my opinion, you should go with the second method (because it’s efficient as well as budget-friendly).
What I Learned About Sending Bulk Emails (So You Don’t Have To!)
I have shared the best way to send bulk emails in detail, along with its pros, cons, and costs – now it’s up to you which method you choose.
However, regardless of the decision you take, there’s 1 golden rule you must follow to send emails in bulk while maintaining high email deliverability.
Because there is no point in sending emails that don’t land in your prospect’s inbox!
So, I always make sure that I don’t send bulk email campaigns from 1 email account.
WHY?
Because when you send thousands of emails from a single mailbox, it is more likely that ESPs will view this as spam activity, and this will result in your:
- Emails landing in spam folders
- Email accounts being suspended or even permanently banned
- IP addresses blacklisted
Best Practice: You should create 5 email accounts with 1 domain and send 50 emails per day from each account for BEST EMAIL DELIVERABILITY.
FAQs on Bulk Email Sending
1. Is it Possible to Send 10000 Emails at Once?
10000 emails is a big number, but it’s actually scalable if you use a cold emailing platform with all the email deliverability and personalization features so that you get replies from your emails.
You can use Saleshandy, it is a good and trusted cold emailing platform by businesses globally.
2. How to Send Mass Emails From Gmail for Free?
If you don’t want to spend anything, then the only way to send mass emails for free is by directly sending them from Gmail.
But again, this method is laborious and there are high chances that your email will be flagged by Email Service Providers (ESPs).
3. How to Make Bulk Email Sender Accounts?
It is actually pretty simple to create bulk email sender accounts, all you have to do is,
- Create multiple email accounts
- Warm them up (before sending your first cold email)
- Keep their reputation high while sending emails (by continuously warming up by setting a daily percentage of emails for warmups)