One credit per successful account
Gmail is priced at one MailMaker credit per account. A 100-account request therefore shows an estimated cost of 100 credits before it enters the queue.
MAILMAKER PROVIDER
Gmail accounts, requested from one focused workspace.
Use MailMaker to place Gmail provisioning tasks, understand the credit requirement before submission, and retrieve completed results without managing a separate monthly plan.
Only successful Gmail accounts consume credits. A failed item is guaranteed to use zero credits, and any temporary reservation returns automatically.
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Where Gmail fits.
- QA and test-environment account pools
- Agency and operations workflows
- Applications that need API-driven task tracking
Task-level visibility
Every request receives an order ID and status. Requested, successful, and failed totals stay visible so teams can reconcile output without relying on an opaque batch process.
Gmail means Google-hosted inbox coverage
Choose Gmail when a release, product, or authorized workflow specifically needs a Google-hosted mailbox for email confirmation, notification, or inbox testing. Keep client and environment pools separate. MailMaker does not present a Gmail task as Google Workspace domain administration or paid-seat provisioning.
Make repeat Gmail batches comparable
Attach a release, client, or environment label to every task. Compare completion rate, processing time, returned credits, and replacement volume only against similar Gmail work. This creates a useful operating history without mixing unrelated providers or owners.
A completed Gmail task still needs downstream acceptance
Account completion is only the first checkpoint. Confirm that the intended verification email, notification, or inbox flow works in the receiving product, then record who accepted the batch. This separates MailMaker task success from the customer's application-level test result.
Failed-account credit protection
Only successfully completed Gmail accounts consume credits. Every item reported as failed is guaranteed to use zero credits; if 1 credit was reserved during processing, the reservation returns to the workspace automatically. A partial task is charged only for successful output.
Plan Gmail volume with real acceptance criteria
A representative pilot uses the real configuration, export format, owner, and downstream destination. At 1 credit per successful account, 10 completed results use 10 credits and 100 use 100. Scale only after the receiving workflow accepts the pilot and returned credits have been reconciled.
Keep the final record explainable
Preserve the Gmail task ID with requested, successful, and failed counts, actual credits used, credits returned, result owner, and export destination. If a replacement is approved, include only the unresolved quantity instead of repeating the completed portion of the original task.
GMAIL QUESTIONS
Clear answers before an order starts.
How many credits does a Gmail account cost?−
The current product model prices Gmail at one credit per successfully created account.
Can Gmail tasks be submitted through the API?+
Yes. Gmail uses the same task creation, status retrieval, and result workflow as other supported providers.
What happens when a Gmail account fails?+
The failed item consumes zero credits. Any credit reservation for that item is returned automatically, while successful items in the same task remain valid and chargeable.
Should I validate Gmail before ordering in bulk?+
Yes. Use a representative pilot with the real result owner, export format, and downstream destination before increasing quantity.
Review the cost. Run the task.
Start with Gmail selected and keep every result tied to a visible order.
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