Unsubscribe from inbox clutter

Mailopoly scans your connected inboxes and identifies every newsletter, mailing list, and promotional sender you're subscribed to — usually dozens you'd forgotten about. You see them in one list, tick the ones you want gone, and unsubscribe from all of them in a single action. The moment you do, those senders are hidden from your inbox so they stop interrupting you immediately. Mailopoly then works in the background to invoke the sender's actual unsubscribe utility and retries each time a new message arrives until the sender stops.

Yes. Mailopoly uses the standard List-Unsubscribe mechanism that legitimate senders are required to honor. Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, Mailopoly is SOC 2 Type II certified, and your subscription list is never sold or shared. Unlike some past unsubscribe services, Mailopoly's business model is the subscription itself — your inbox data isn't the product.

Unsubscribing tells the sender to stop emailing you — it's permanent. Cleanbox just hides their messages from your main inbox while still receiving them, in case you ever want to look. Most users do both: unsubscribe from anything they're sure they don't want, and let Cleanbox quietly silence the borderline cases.

That's exactly what the unsubscriber is built for. It analyses your inbox history to surface every recurring sender, including ones from years ago you don't even remember signing up for. Most users discover they're subscribed to between 50 and 200 different lists when they first run it.

Two things happen. First, those messages are already hidden from your inbox the moment you tap unsubscribe — they never appear regardless of what the sender does. Second, Mailopoly keeps retrying the unsubscribe in the background each time a new message arrives, so even shady senders that ignore the first request eventually get removed. You don't have to do anything — the persistence runs automatically.

No. Mailopoly only sends unsubscribe requests to the senders you choose — it doesn't change any settings in your Gmail, Outlook, or IMAP account, doesn't filter or block at the server level, and doesn't touch your existing emails. The only change is that the senders you unsubscribed from stop sending you new messages.

Yes. Mailopoly's unsubscriber works across Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, and any IMAP email account — all from one list. If you have multiple accounts connected, you can unsubscribe across all of them at the same time without switching apps.

Mailopoly starts at $6.99/month for one email account (currently 50% off our standard rate of $13.99). The bulk unsubscriber is included on every plan, alongside Cleanbox AI filtering, voice-matched AI replies, automatic invoice and event extraction, and the Poly assistant. Annual billing saves 30%, and every plan has a 7-day free trial with no credit card required.