Free

Send WordPress email through Gmail / Google Workspace

Connect via OAuth 2.0. No app passwords, no 2FA workarounds — secure tokens that refresh themselves.

Why pair Gmail / Google Workspace with NimblyMail

Google ended password-based SMTP for a reason — and app passwords are a workaround, not a solution. NimblyMail connects Gmail and Google Workspace via OAuth 2.0: one consent screen, secure tokens that refresh themselves, and sending through Google’s own API for the best possible inbox placement on the world’s most trusted mail infrastructure.

  • OAuth 2.0, not app passwords. Google’s official authorization flow. Your password is never typed into, seen, or stored by WordPress.
  • Self-refreshing tokens. Access tokens renew automatically in the background — your connection never silently expires.
  • Works with Workspace aliases. Send as your domain address, group alias, or delegated account — receipts come from [email protected].
  • 500/day aware. Smart rate limiting (Pro) respects Gmail’s daily sending caps and spreads bulk mail across time.
Gmail / Google WorkspaceCredentials encrypted at rest
Connected
Test emailDelivered · transcript saved
Passed
Deliverability auditSPF · DKIM · DMARC · PTR · connectivity
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Setup guide

Connect Gmail / Google Workspace in three steps

Choose Gmail / Google Workspace

In the NimblyMail setup wizard, pick Google as your mailer.

Authorize with Google

One consent screen grants send-only permission. Tokens store encrypted with AES-256.

Verify with a test email

The wizard sends a test and runs the 6-pillar audit against Google's SPF/DKIM requirements.

DNS & authentication notes.
When sending through Gmail or Google Workspace, authentication is inherited from Google — but publishing your own SPF (include:_spf.google.com) and a DMARC policy on your domain is still recommended, and the audit verifies both.
FAQ

Gmail / Google Workspace + WordPress, answered

No. NimblyMail uses OAuth 2.0 — Google's recommended, secure flow. There's nothing to enable in your Google account and no password of any kind is stored in WordPress.