Is a multisender cheaper than sending one by one?

Yes. Every recipient in a batch shares one transaction, so the per-transfer gas cost drops sharply compared with separate sends.

How many addresses can I send to at once?

Lists longer than 200 addresses are split into batches automatically, because a single transaction that large runs out of gas.

Can I send different amounts to each address?

Yes. You can pair each address with its own amount, or let the tool pick a random amount inside a range you set.

Do I need to approve the token first?

For an ERC-20 you approve once, then send. The native coin needs no approval at all.

Multisender.app alternative

Multisender.app is one of the best-known batch-send services: you paste a list of addresses, and it distributes tokens to all of them in one transaction. This platform does the same job as one part of a much larger toolkit, and it runs entirely from your own wallet.

Updated 2026-10

How they compare

	GTokenTool	Multisender.app
What it is	A full on-chain toolkit — token launch, airdrops, locks, pools, bots, presales, NFT, wallets	A dedicated batch-send service
Chains	BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Polygon and their testnets	Several EVM chains — check their current list
Who signs	Your own wallet signs every transfer; we never hold keys or funds	Your own wallet — it is a non-custodial service too
Fee	Network gas plus a platform fee shown in the form before you sign	Their own fee schedule — always check the current pricing page
One-off vs ongoing	Same page generates wallets, checks balances, funds them and sweeps them back afterwards	Batch sending only

Multisender.app is a third-party product with its own pricing and features. Check their site for the current details — anything that changes over time is theirs to state, not ours.

Where to go next

Choosing a multisender

Both tools move tokens to many addresses in one transaction. The difference is what you need around that: if the airdrop is one step of a project you are running here anyway, staying in one place saves you the export/import dance.

FAQ

Is a multisender cheaper than sending one by one?: Yes. Every recipient in a batch shares one transaction, so the per-transfer gas cost drops sharply compared with separate sends.
How many addresses can I send to at once?: Lists longer than 200 addresses are split into batches automatically, because a single transaction that large runs out of gas.
Can I send different amounts to each address?: Yes. You can pair each address with its own amount, or let the tool pick a random amount inside a range you set.
Do I need to approve the token first?: For an ERC-20 you approve once, then send. The native coin needs no approval at all.