Free scan
$0
Connect a mailbox and see every sender grouped by company, the recommended pile for each, and the exact count per company. Nothing moves.
- One per mailbox address
- Headers only, never a body
- No card needed
Pricing
Free to look. $8 to clean. Nothing by the month unless you want it.
One mailbox, one price, and the cleanup is yours. Keep it clean is optional nightly upkeep for after the first month. No card is needed for the scan.
Sort it once
$8once, per mailbox
Free during the launch trial
The full cleanup, every wave through to done, plus 30 days of nightly upkeep.
- Verified unsubscribes, sent once
- Organizes what you keep into folders once, after you review the plan
- Holding folder in your own mailbox, nothing deleted
- Every move logged, bring back or undo
- 14-day refund, no questions
Keep it clean
$19a year
or $2.49 a month
Nightly upkeep after the first 30 days, so the inbox stays the way you left it.
- New mail from decided senders handled on its own
- Nightly filing of the mail you keep
- New senders wait for you
- Cancel any time; the period runs out
Add a mailbox
$5each
Free during the launch trial
A second or third address under the same account. The old Yahoo, the family AOL, the Gmail you only use for shopping.
- Its own free scan first
- Its own piles and holding folder
- One sign-in for all of them
Included with everything
The rules that do not change with the price
- Nothing is deleted by the software. Cleared mail waits in a folder inside your own mailbox.
- Decisions are per company. One choice covers every address a company sends from.
- Unsubscribes go only to companies the checker verifies, only through the mail header, only once.
- Receipts, orders, tracking and account notices stay, even inside a company you clear.
- Mail newer than 48 hours is never moved. Every run can be undone.
- Your app password is sealed with AES-256-GCM and you can revoke it at your provider any time.
Questions
Before you pay a thing
What happens to my mail?
It stays in your mailbox. Mail you clear moves from the inbox to a folder called Housekeeper hold, in the same account, where any mail app can see it. Nothing is deleted. Emptying that folder to Trash takes a button you confirm, or a timer you set yourself, and then your provider's own Trash rules apply.
Can I get it back?
Yes, three ways. Tap Bring back next to a sender on the Holding folder page and its mail returns to the inbox, with the sender set to Keep. Undo a whole run and every move in it goes back. Or just drag messages back in your mail app. Every move is logged by message id so it can be reversed and explained. How the holding folder works.
Do you read my email?
No. The housekeeper reads headers: sender, subject, date, whether it was opened, and the unsubscribe header. It stores those plus up to 160 characters of each subject, never a body. The checker reads the first few kilobytes of one sample message per sender, once, to decide whether the company is real, and does not keep it. No person reads your mail.
Do you store my password?
Never your real one. You connect with an app password, a separate key your provider issues for one app. It is sealed with AES-256-GCM before it reaches our database and unsealed only inside the worker at the moment it opens your mailbox. Delete the app password at your provider and our access ends that instant.
Can I cancel?
Sort it once is a single payment with a 14-day refund if you are not happy; write to us and it is refunded, no questions. Keep it clean can be canceled any time; the current month or year runs out and nothing is charged after that. Deleting your account removes every record within minutes, and your mailbox, holding folder included, stays exactly as it is. The refund line in full.
What does the launch trial mean?
Billing is switched off while we are in the trial, so every sort and every extra mailbox is free, with no card involved. When the trial ends, the prices on this page apply to new runs. Mailboxes already cleaned stay cleaned, and we will announce the change before it happens.
See your own numbers first
The free scan shows every sender grouped by company and what the cleanup would do. Nothing moves until you say so.