Group Invite Butler
Invite the creators you harvested into your Facebook group, paced and one at a time.
You built a list of creator emails but inviting them into your Facebook group means pasting addresses one by one, watching the clock so Facebook doesn’t flag you, and losing your place every time you close the tab.
Load your list once. Butler invites each person at a natural, spaced-out pace, remembers who it already invited, and picks up right where it left off. You walk away.
How it saves you time, money, and headaches
- Grow a community around your storefront without a full afternoon of copy-paste.
- Stay under Facebook’s radar with human-paced timing and daily caps you control.
- Never invite the same person twice - Butler keeps a durable record of who it already reached.
What’s in the box
- Two ways to fill the queue: hand off emails from the Instagram or Amazon Goldmine, or load your own CSV (one email per row in the first column)
- Human pacing: set the seconds between invites plus a random extra so the cadence looks natural
- Sending limits: cap invites per day and per run, or leave them open
- Live queue: pending, sent, and failed counts update as it works
- No duplicates: a durable invited record means already-invited people are skipped automatically, even after you clear the queue
- Retry and redo: requeue failed addresses, or re-invite a sent batch, in one click
- Watch it run: bring the browser to the front to see each invite go out, or let it work in the background
Watch the 4-minute walkthrough
Fill Your Facebook Group From An Email List: Group Invite Butler. Recorded inside the app and narrated start to finish.
Read the video transcript
The empty group. You made a Facebook group and it has four members. Meanwhile the Goldmines have collected hundreds of emails of creators in your niche. Group Invite Butler joins the two: it invites each address, one at a time, with a pause.
Power User feature. Quick note on plans. Group Invite Butler is a Power User feature. On the Beginner plan it is hidden from the sidebar. Upgrade any time in Settings, under Subscription.
One at a time matters. One at a time, with a pause, is the whole point. Facebook notices bursts, and a burst is how accounts get limited. Every invite is real, so nothing is pressed today.
Which group. Facebook group URL is the group you manage and want people in. It is the one required field.
Which account. Facebook account picks which signed-in account invites, or leave it on auto, whichever account posts to this group. Sign in to your accounts in Deals Butler first.
Pacing. Pacing: seconds between invites, plus a random extra few seconds so the gaps are never identical. Forty-five seconds is the default and it is sensible.
Sending limits. Sending limits: invites per day and invites per run. Your Facebook daily limit can stay at zero and the butler learns your account's real limit on its own.
Newest first and retries. Invite newest emails first works the freshest addresses first. Automatically retry failed invites comes back to the ones that hit a temporary error.
Fill the queue. The invite queue fills from the Instagram and Amazon Goldmines with Send to Group Invite Butler, or from a CSV with one email per row in the first column, or paste a handful.
The queue. The queue: pending, sent and failed counts, and one row per email with where it came from and its status. Retry failed and Redo sent re-queue rows; Export CSV keeps a copy.
Watch it run. Watch it run in the top bar keeps the browser on screen while it invites. It applies to every butler.
Start. Start Group Invite Butler opens Chrome on that account, opens the group's invite form, and works through the queue at your pace.
On a schedule. The schedule runs it on repeat, every hour or every day, using the limits above. Keep the app open and stay signed in.
Next step. Your next step: paste your group URL, send a Goldmine harvest to the queue, cap it at twenty a day, and run it once while you watch.