MailSharks sends messages from your own mailbox to the list in your own Google Sheet. You write the text; the service handles the rest.
Free, no card needed. Google access can be revoked in one click.
This is the campaign screen
What you get
Type a name the way it appears in your sheet and watch
what {{name}} turns into.
Connect MailSharks to Claude, ChatGPT or your own agent over MCP and just ask. It works with your own sheets and messages.
For developers
One POST and the message leaves your Gmail. Campaigns over a sheet, templates with variables and statistics: all on the same key.
Authorization: Bearer ms_live_… Content-Type: application/json { "to": "client@example.com", "subject": "Order {{order}} confirmed", "template_id": "a7Kd93Xz", "variables": {"order": "A-1042"} } → 201 {"id": "a3f…", "status": "sent"}
No. Messages go from your own mailbox at your own pace, unsubscribing is mandatory and immediate, and mailing purchased lists is forbidden by the terms.
Nobody. The list is read from your sheet and used only for your messages: other users never see it and it never joins any shared database.
There is a free plan and no card is needed: 300 messages a day. Pro lifts the daily caps, from 150 RUB a month. Gmail's own quota applies on both: about 500 messages a day on a free account.
Connect Google, paste a link to the sheet with addresses and names, write the message and start sending. The first campaign takes about five minutes.
Messages come from your own mailbox instead of a shared domain, the list stays in your own sheet, and you pay only to lift the daily caps, never for the size of the list. In exchange there are no ready-made designs, no sending domains of your own and no automated sequences.
No. Everything is done with buttons in the app. There is an HTTP API, but it is for people who need to send messages from their own software.
Connect Google, add a sheet with addresses, write the message.
Try it now Free plan, no card needed. Nothing to install: the app even runs inside Telegram.What exactly the service does with Google data and who is responsible for what: the about page.
On deliverability: Gmail limits, staying out of spam, setting up SPF, DKIM and DMARC and getting off a blacklist. Check your own domain free and without signing up: SPF, DMARC, message headers.