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GMass is an email marketing and mail‑merge tool that integrates with Gmail to send mass personalised emails, schedule campaigns, and track results.
It operates as a Chrome extension and also offers subscription plans accessed through web-based account billing and app stores for mobile purchases.
GMass works inside Gmail so messages are sent through your Google account rather than a separate dashboard, which affects how subscriptions and cancellations are handled.
If you cancel via GMass directly, your subscription will stop future renewals according to GMass procedures and the platform you used to subscribe.
Cancellations made through Apple or Google keep access until the end of the paid period. GMass handles web subscriptions per its account settings and terms.
Your email campaigns, logs and settings remain in your Gmail account and GMass records, but access to paid features ends when the subscription expires.
GMass may grant refunds in limited, case‑by‑case situations, for example when a user subscribed with the wrong email or was upgraded unexpectedly.
There is no automatic 14‑day statutory refund for digital subscriptions in New Zealand simply for change of mind.
No direct New Zealand dollar pricing is published by GMass. Public plans are shown in USD on their site.
| Plan | Price (published) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free / Trial | Varies | Limited features; see GMass for details |
| Paid Plans (individual/paid tiers) | Varies | Listed in USD on GMass site; convert to NZD at current exchange rates |
| App Store / Google Play | Varies | Billed through Apple or Google if subscribed via mobile store |
The CGA requires services to be supplied with reasonable care and skill and fit for purpose when bought in New Zealand.
The Fair Trading Act prohibits misleading or deceptive conduct. If advertising or conduct by GMass is misleading, this may form the basis of a complaint.
Some users praise GMass for ease of use, scheduling, merge tags, deliverability tools, and useful analytics.
Positive reviewers mention generally prompt customer support and helpful responses in many cases.
Other users report unexpected charges, difficulty finding or using the cancellation procedure, account suspensions, or denied refund requests.
Many users assume deleting or disabling the Chrome extension stops billing; it does not. You must cancel the subscription as described.
When sending a cancel command, clicking Gmail's Send button instead of the red GMass button will not trigger the GMass cancellation process.
GMass requires its documented self‑service procedure for cancellation; emailing or tweeting staff is commonly reported as ineffective for stopping subscriptions.
| Topic | GMass specifics | Notes for New Zealand users |
|---|---|---|
| Cancellation method | GMass command email via red GMass button or App Store/Google Play cancel | Follow GMass procedure exactly; uninstalling extension is not sufficient |
| Refunds | Granted case‑by‑case; not automatic | No statutory 14‑day digital subscription right in NZ; CGA applies when service is faulty or misrepresented |
| Billing platforms | Web (GMass), Apple App Store, Google Play | Cancel through the platform used to subscribe to stop future billing |
| Customer reports | Mixed - both positive and negative reviews | Keep documentation and act quickly if unexpected charges appear |
Confirm subscription status in your GMass account and review your bank or card statements for any future charges.
GMass does not provide a New Zealand postal address for cancellations. Cancellations must be performed using the GMass command email or via the app store used to subscribe.
Compose in Gmail, set To: [email protected], then click the red GMass button (not Gmail's Send). Leave subject blank to cancel the logged‑in account, or put the target email in the subject to cancel a different account.
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Written by Eva Harris
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