The bulk email sender built to actually reach inboxes
IGSendMail is a bulk email sender for mass email campaigns: unlimited contacts, no daily send caps, and high inbox placement with automatic SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. Send bulk email that lands in the inbox — not spam — from $19/mo, with a free plan for up to 2,500 contacts.
No daily sending limits
Gmail caps you at ~500 emails a day and Outlook at ~300 — and bulk sending from either can suspend your account. IGSendMail is built for volume from day one.
Unlimited contacts, flat price
Most bulk email services bill per contact, so your price climbs as your list grows. Every IGSendMail paid plan includes unlimited contacts from $19/mo.
Mass email that lands in inboxes
Bulk sending is worthless if it hits spam. Automatic SPF/DKIM/DMARC, warmed infrastructure, and built-in verification keep your mail out of the spam folder.
Compliance handled
One-click unsubscribe, consent tracking, and CAN-SPAM/GDPR/CASL compliance are built into every blast — the parts of mass email that get DIY senders blocklisted.
Why inbox providers aren't built for bulk sending
| Gmail / Google Workspace | Outlook / Microsoft 365 | IGSendMail | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily send limit | ~500 (2,000 on Workspace) | ~300–5,000 by plan | No daily cap |
| Bulk-send account risk | Suspension for mass email | Suspension for mass email | Built for it |
| Deliverability tooling | None | None | SPF/DKIM/DMARC automatic |
| Unsubscribe & compliance | Manual | Manual | Built in |
| List management & analytics | None | None | Included |
Everything a mass email campaign needs
One platform for the whole send — list to inbox to analytics.
- Unlimited contacts on every paid plan
- No daily or monthly send caps
- high inbox placement
- Automatic SPF, DKIM & DMARC setup
- Built-in bulk email verification
- Drag-and-drop editor + 65+ templates
- Segmentation, A/B testing & analytics
- Step-by-step migration guides
Bulk email sending — FAQs
What is the best way to send bulk email?
Use a dedicated bulk email sender rather than Gmail or Outlook. Inbox providers cap daily sends (roughly 500 for Gmail, 300 for Outlook) and suspend accounts for mass email. A bulk email service like IGSendMail removes the caps and adds the authentication, unsubscribe handling, and deliverability infrastructure that keep mass email out of spam.
Can I send bulk email from Gmail or Outlook?
Only in small volumes. Gmail allows roughly 500 recipients per day (2,000 on Google Workspace) and Outlook roughly 300 — and both suspend accounts that look like mass senders. Beyond a few hundred recipients, a purpose-built bulk email sender is safer and far more effective.
Is there a free bulk email service?
IGSendMail's free plan covers up to 2,500 contacts with real campaign sending — no credit card required. Paid plans start at $19/mo with unlimited contacts and no send caps.
How do I send mass email without going to spam?
Authenticate your domain (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), send to a verified opted-in list, include one-click unsubscribe, and warm your sending volume. IGSendMail automates all four, which is how it is built for high inbox placement for bulk senders.
Is bulk email legal?
Yes, when it's permission-based and compliant: CAN-SPAM in the US, GDPR in Europe, and CASL in Canada require consent, a working unsubscribe, and your business identity in every message. IGSendMail builds these requirements into every campaign. (General guidance, not legal advice.)
Send your next blast without the limits
Unlimited contacts, no send caps, high inbox placement — from $19/mo. Free plan up to 2,500 contacts, step-by-step migration guides.
Last updated June 2026
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