How to create a SendHustle account

It might seem strange that 18 months after I launched SendHustle I’m writing a post about how to create a SendHustle account, but with our ever-growing user base, we find that people are sometimes confused about which of their Gmail accounts have SendHustle accounts versus which are just “aliased” to a Gmail account that has a SendHustle account. So let’s clear up the confusion.

To create a SendHustle account:

1. Install the SendHustle Chrome extension

You can install the extension either from the SendHustle website or from the Chrome Web store. To install it from our website, just go to www.gmass.co and click on any of the big ADD SendHustle TO GMAIL buttons.

Remember to use Chrome. To install it from the Chrome Web Store, go here and click on the ADD TO CHROME button in the upper-right.

2. Connect your Gmail account to SendHustle

Log into the Gmail account for which you want to use SendHustle. When you login to Gmail, click any SendHustle button, and you’ll be prompted to link your Gmail account to SendHustle.

This is actually the step that creates your SendHustle account. Simply installing the SendHustle extension doesn’t create a SendHustle account. It only makes the buttons appear in your Gmail account.

If you want to bypass the step of logging into Gmail and clicking on the SendHustle popup, you can also directly link your Gmail account to SendHustle (just log in to Gmail), which will instantly create a SendHustle account. Just make sure you install the SendHustle extension at some point as well.

Items to note:

1. If you login to a different Gmail account that you own, and the SendHustle buttons show up, that does not mean that you have a SendHustle account for that Gmail address. You can easily create one though, by clicking any SendHustle button, and following the prompts to link that new Gmail account to SendHustle.
2. Many people use various aliases within a single Gmail account. For example, if your Gmail account is johnsmith@gmail.com, you may have an alias address of johnsmith@company.com set up inside your johnsmith@gmail.com account. In this case, as far as SendHustle is concerned, you need only create a SendHustle account for johnsmith@gmail.com, since that is the actual Google account SendHustle is connecting to. You will then be able to use SendHustle to send from either johnsmith@gmail.com or johnsmith@company.com. Now, if johnsmith@company.com is also a G Suite account, you may additionally want to create a separate SendHustle account for johnsmith@company.com. Make sure you have the SendHustle extension installed, and then log out of any other Gmail accounts and then log in directly to the johnsmith@company.com G Suite account.