Clean Email ◆
Bulk email cleaner that unsubscribes, auto-sorts, and deletes thousands of emails in a few clicks across Gmail, Outlook, and IMAP.
Free·from $9.99/mo
About Leave Me Alone
What is Leave Me Alone?
Leave Me Alone is an email unsubscription tool that connects to your inbox (Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, iCloud, and more) and finds all newsletters and marketing emails you're subscribed to. You can then unsubscribe from any or all of them instantly, without visiting each sender's website.
What problem does it solve?
Cluttered inboxes overwhelm many professionals and consumers. Manually hunting for unsubscribe links is time-consuming and often ineffective. Leave Me Alone automates the entire process — showing you sender frequency, last email date, and letting you bulk unsubscribe, so you regain control in minutes.
Who is it for (and who is it not for)?
It's best for anyone overwhelmed by promotional emails — from casual users with a few busy inboxes to email power users managing multiple accounts. It is not designed for team inbox management or enterprise email archiving. It's a personal inbox productivity tool.
Real use cases
After a Black Friday sale flood, bulk unsubscribe from dozens of promotional lists. Roll up your favorite newsletters into a daily or weekly digest. Block cold emails from mass-mailers. Use do-not-disturb mode to pause all non-priority emails during focus time.
Key features
- Inbox Scan — Automatically finds all mailing lists you're subscribed to across multiple email providers.
- Bulk Unsubscribe — Remove yourself from multiple lists with one click, no need to visit each sender's site.
- Sender Details — See sender name, email frequency, and last received date to decide what to keep.
- Rollups — Combine newsletters into customizable daily or weekly digests (up to 10 categories).
- Inbox Shield — Block cold emails and marketing spam using Screener, blocklists, and priority sender rules.
- Do-Not-Disturb Mode — Hold all non-urgent emails and deliver them after your focus time ends.
- Privacy-First — No email content stored; only metadata used for scanning. GDPR compliant.
SaaSpartout Score
7.1
/10
Editorial score from our review methodology — not user ratings.
Leave Me Alone Pricing
Leave Me Alone pricing: Free · from $7.99/mo. Billing model: Freemium.
Free
Unsubscribe from 10 emails for free — no credit card required. Includes basic unsubscribe functionality with one email account.
Seven Day Pass (one-time)
$19 for 7 days of unlimited unsubscribes, 2 email accounts, plus all premium features (Rollups, Screener, Spam Blocker, Do-Not-Disturb mode, Priority Senders). No recurring charges.
Casual Emailer (monthly or yearly)
Pricing starts at $7.99/month (billed monthly) or discounted yearly. Includes unlimited unsubscribes, 4 email accounts, private emails, and all premium features.
Inbox Zero Hero (monthly or yearly)
Pricing starts at $12.99/month (billed monthly) or discounted yearly. Unlimited email accounts, unlimited unsubscribes, and all premium features. For email power users who want total control.
All paid plans include a 14-day money back guarantee.
Frequently asked questions
Is Leave Me Alone free?
Yes, Leave Me Alone offers a free plan that lets you unsubscribe from up to 10 emails with no credit card required.
How much does Leave Me Alone cost?
Paid plans start at $7.99/month for the Casual Emailer plan. There is also a one-time $19 Seven Day Pass for 7 days of unlimited use.
What email providers does Leave Me Alone work with?
It works with Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, AOL, Fastmail, iCloud, and many more. You can connect multiple email accounts.
Does Leave Me Alone actually unsubscribe me?
Yes, it follows real unsubscribe links on each email, so you are permanently removed from mailing lists — even if you stop using the service.
What are the best alternatives to Leave Me Alone?
Popular alternatives include Clean Email, Unroll.me, and SaneBox. Leave Me Alone stands out for its privacy-first approach and bulk unsubscribe with one click.
Can I keep some newsletters but block cold emails?
Yes. Use Rollups to combine newsletters into a daily/weekly digest, and use Inbox Shield (Screener + blocklists) to block cold emails and marketing spam.
