Scan it, clean it, reclaim it. We keep it protected.
For Gmail users who have given up on their inbox. ClearMyInbox is the bulk unsubscribe tool for Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, and any IMAP inbox. We find every sender subscribing you to something, clear them out in bulk, then keep checking that they actually stopped.
Free to start. No card needed. We never sell your inbox data.
Works with your inbox

- No credit card to start
- Google-verified app
- We never store your email content
- GDPR-aligned
The problem
You unsubscribed.
They kept emailing.
Nobody tells you when a sender ignores the request, so you assume it worked. Months later you are still deleting the same brand you thought you had got rid of, and the emails you actually care about are buried underneath.
That is the part we built. Unsubscribing is the easy half. Checking whether it worked, and doing something about the senders that ignored you, is the half nobody else does.
10,999
emails from subscription senders in the inbox scanned on this page
218
senders subscribing its owner to something, most long forgotten
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how many actually stop when you unsubscribe. Nobody checks. We do.
How it works
Four steps. You do three of them once.
Scan it.
Connect your inbox and we check every sender subscribing you to something, not just the handful you remember signing up for. You get a number, and it is usually a shock.

Clean it.
We sort all of them into three piles - looks like junk, routine marketing, probably wanted - and pre-select the ones to drop. Press Keep on any you disagree with, then unsubscribe from the rest in one click.

Reclaim it.
Clear the backlog they left behind, and what remains is the mail you actually wanted. The messages that were always in there, underneath everything else.

We keep it protected.
Later we go back and check each sender actually stopped. The ones that ignored you, we tell you about and block: their mail is swept out of the inbox automatically, usually within the hour. Then we keep watching, because you will sign up to things again. Everybody does.

The difference
The same inbox, a few minutes apart.

Unprotected, and underwater.
Twelve years of sign-ups have the run of this inbox: 8,348 unread emails, and the entire first screen is newsletters. Somewhere underneath it all sits one message from Mum that matters more than everything above it.

Guarded, calm, and yours again.
The same inbox a few minutes later: 12 unread, every one of them a person, and Mum right at the top where she belongs. It stays this way, because senders that ignore an unsubscribe get blocked, and their mail is swept out automatically, around the clock.
Real Gmail, fictional owner: this is Robin, our demo persona. No real mailbox appears on this page.
Everything you need to unsubscribe from emails in bulk
More than a mass unsubscribe button: clear the backlog, delete what is left behind, and keep every inbox you own under control.
Bulk unsubscribe
Select dozens of senders and unsubscribe from all of them in one go. No more opening every email to hunt for the unsubscribe link.
Delete a sender's emails
Unsubscribing stops future email. Deletion clears the backlog: remove every message from a sender in a single action.
Multiple accounts
Connect up to 5 inboxes across Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, and IMAP, and clean all of them from one dashboard.
Free browser extension
Unsubscribing cleans up the inbox you have. This stops the next wave starting.
Half the marketing you get is from a box that was already ticked when you signed up. Marketing Box Guard unticks those for you, on any signup or checkout form, and never touches Terms, age, or consent boxes.

Privacy
We never sell your inbox data.
Some inbox cleaners are free because you are the product: your mail gets packaged up and sold on to market researchers. That is not a business model we are willing to have, so we charge money for software instead.
Never sold, ever
Your inbox data is not sold, not licensed, and not shared for anyone else's marketing. Not anonymised, not aggregated, not "with partners".
Never used for marketing
We read your mail to find unsubscribe links and to check whether senders stopped. That is the entire purpose. Nothing else, and we never store your email content.
Independently assessed
Assessed under Google's CASA programme for restricted Gmail access. Credentials encrypted at rest. Delete your account and the data goes with it.
Casual
Your inbox gets a bodyguard.
The cleanup takes one afternoon. Protection is forever: Casual does the unsubscribing, checks every sender actually stopped, and keeps watching. The ones that will not stop get blocked, and their mail is swept out of the inbox automatically, usually within the hour.
Auto-unsubscribeCasual
We follow the unsubscribe links and confirm the request for you. You watch senders drop off the list without lifting a finger.
Verified outcomesCasual
We come back and check whether each sender actually stopped, then show you the ones that carried on as if you had never asked.
Block the repeat offendersCasual
When a sender ignores your unsubscribe, block them. Their mail is swept out of the inbox automatically, usually within the hour.
Scheduled scansCasual
Put your inbox on a schedule and get a report of new subscriptions, so the clutter never builds back up.
Free scans your whole inbox, all time, and gives you ten one-click unsubscribes a month. Paying is what does the rest of the list in one click, and keeps doing it.
See Casual pricing
Pricing
Clean it once. Keep it clean for the price of a coffee.
Casual
See pricing
Monthly or annual
- Everything unlimited
- Scheduled scans and blocking
- AI scoring and analytics
Not a subscription person? Go Lifetime for a single payment - Professional forever, one payment. Full details on the pricing page.
Guides to a cleaner inbox
Prefer doing it by hand first? Our step-by-step guides cover the built-in options in Gmail and Outlook before you reach for a tool.
Gmail Mass Unsubscribe: How to Unsubscribe From Multiple Emails
Three ways to mass-unsubscribe in Gmail, with time estimates and trade-offs.
Read the guideHow to Unsubscribe From Emails on Gmail (2026 Guide)
Step-by-step for desktop and mobile, including senders that hide the link.
Read the guideHow to Unsubscribe From Emails on Outlook (2026 Guide)
The unsubscribe banner, Sweep, and rules in Outlook web, desktop, and mobile.
Read the guideFrequently asked questions
Can't I just do this myself, or ask an AI to?
You can unsubscribe yourself, and it will take a long evening. What neither you nor an AI assistant will do is come back in thirty days and check, sender by sender, which ones actually stopped. That is the part that matters, and it is the part nothing else does.
What is a bulk unsubscribe tool?
A bulk unsubscribe tool scans your inbox for newsletters and marketing senders, finds the unsubscribe link for each one, and lets you unsubscribe from many senders at once instead of opening every email and hunting for the tiny link in the footer. ClearMyInbox works this way with Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, and any IMAP inbox.
Is ClearMyInbox free?
Yes. The Free plan includes unlimited scans, 10 free auto-unsubscribes each month, and 1 email account. Four plans in total - Free, Casual, Professional, and Lifetime - so you only pay for what you need, from a monthly clean-up to everything forever.
Doesn't Gmail's spam filter already handle this?
No, because this is not spam. These are senders you legitimately signed up to at some point, so Gmail delivers them correctly. The problem is not that they got through, it is that you no longer want them and asking them to stop does not always work.
Does it work with Outlook and other email providers?
Yes. ClearMyInbox connects to Gmail via Google OAuth, and to Outlook and Hotmail via Microsoft OAuth. Yahoo, iCloud, AOL, Fastmail, and any other IMAP-compatible provider connect via IMAP with an app password.
Is it safe? Do you see my emails?
We scan email headers and metadata first. When a sender has no standard unsubscribe header, we parse the email's HTML body in memory, during the scan only, to extract the unsubscribe URL. We never store your email content, never sell or share your data, and comply with the Google API Services User Data Policy.
What if a sender ignores my unsubscribe request?
Plenty of senders carry on after you unsubscribe, and normally nobody tells you. We go back and check, then show you which senders actually stopped and which ignored you. Block the ones that ignored you and their mail is swept out of the inbox automatically, usually within the hour. Blocking never deletes anything you already have, so you can still clear the backlog separately.
More questions? Read the full FAQ
Scan it, clean it, reclaim it.
We keep it protected.
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