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InboxSweeper vs NoBounce Email List Cleaner

InboxSweeper

github.com

NoBounce Email List Cleaner

ginkosolutions.com

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FigureInboxSweeperNoBounce Email List Cleaner
Price fromFree—
Free planYes—
Free trial——
Open sourceYes—
WebYes—
WindowsYesYes
macOSYes—
LinuxYes—
Self-hostedYes—
Plans published12
Spec score · Email Cleanup Software8.7 (#5)7.9 (#15)
IntegrationsDocumented integrations include Gmail, Yahoo, generic IMAP providers, Claude Code, Codex, Jules, Cursor, and Gemini CLI workflows.The official product page does not list integrations with email platforms or CRMs.
Intended usersThe project recommends the web app for anyone without technical setup, offers a Windows executable for zero-setup use, and provides a terminal path for coders.The maker describes the product for email marketers using third-party marketing tools or their own email servers who want to clean lead lists.
LicenceThe repository is licensed under the MIT License.AlternativeTo classifies NoBounce as proprietary commercial software paid by a one-time purchase.
PrivacyThe tool runs on the user's computer and says mail, credentials, and tokens are not uploaded; anonymous usage counters can be disabled with INBOXSWEEPER_NO_TELEMETRY=1.The maker says it does not send email to recipient addresses and verifies mail servers through external utilities.
PurposeInboxSweeper bulk deletes old promotions and newsletters and unsubscribes from mailing lists.NoBounce cleans and validates email lists to reduce bounce rates and help protect sender reputation.
SupportThe project directs users who encounter an unlisted issue to open a GitHub issue with their OS, browser, and the exact wording of the problem.The maker says the application includes help and support and aims to respond to product inquiries within 24 hours.
What it doesInboxSweeper bulk-cleans promotional and newsletter email, unsubscribes from mailing lists, moves selected mail to Trash, and reports selected senders as spam.NoBounce validates and cleans email-list files to reduce bounces and protect sender reputation.

Plans

InboxSweeper

  • FreeFree

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NoBounce Email List Cleaner

  • Lifetime License$19.95, paid once
  • NoBounce Email List Cleaner$19.95, paid once

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In their own words

InboxSweeper

InboxSweeper is a free, open-source tool for clearing old promotional mail and newsletters and unsubscribing from mailing lists. It supports Gmail fully; Yahoo and other IMAP inboxes are experimental. Choose among three sweep modes: Sloth targets mail older than two years, Normal mail older than one year, and MadMax includes recent promotional mail. Their respective run caps are 25, 50, and 100 senders. Before moving messages, sweeps show counts; financial, security, payment, receipt, and government mail is protected. You can unsubscribe, move selected messages to Trash, or report senders as spam. Trash messages are described as recoverable for about 30 days. One-click and mailto unsubscribe options are supported; web-link-only options are flagged for manual handling. The tool runs on your computer and says it does not upload mail, credentials, or tokens. It offers a local browser interface, Windows executable, terminal CLI, and AI-agent instructions. It uses a scoped app password rather than Google OAuth, with credentials stored in macOS Keychain or a locked file.

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NoBounce Email List Cleaner

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