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Gmail Unsubscribe

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Price from$2.99/moFree
Free planYesYes
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Plans published21
Spec score · Email Cleanup Software9.1 (#3)7.6 (#19)
Bulk cleanupA selected sender’s historical messages can be archived or moved to Gmail Trash in the same workflow.The purge command can bulk-delete emails from selected senders or target a sender domain.
PurposeGmail Unsubscribe finds mailing lists in a Gmail inbox, unsubscribes from selected lists, and can delete or archive the messages they sent.mailtrim is a command-line tool for finding and cleaning up inbox clutter.
SupportSupport is offered by email at [email protected], with a Slack community linked from the product pages.The README directs users to GitHub Issues for bug reports and feature requests.

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mailtrim

mailtrim is a free, MIT-licensed Linux command-line tool for finding and clearing inbox clutter. It ranks senders by storage impact, then lets users bulk-delete selected senders or an entire domain; one command can remove more than 300 messages from one sender. A dry-run preview shows the proposed deletion first, and deleted mail remains restorable from Trash for up to 30 days. It works with Gmail and IMAP services such as Outlook, Fastmail, iCloud, and self-hosted servers. Gmail uses OAuth, while IMAP credentials do not retain the password locally. Optional AI tools provide triage, natural-language bulk operations, and weekly digests, but are disabled by default. When Anthropic handles AI requests, subjects, sender details, and snippets are sent, not full bodies or attachments. Metadata, tokens, rules, and undo logs stay under ~/.mailtrim/, with no analytics or usage tracking.

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