InboxSweeper
7.4#4 in email cleanup softwareFree planFree planWebLinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
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Paperweight
7.8#2 in email cleanup softwareFrom $4.58 a monthFree planLinuxmacOSWindows
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| Fact | InboxSweeper | Paperweight |
|---|---|---|
| Email providers | Gmail is fully supported; Yahoo and other IMAP inboxes are experimental. | Supported connections include Gmail, Microsoft, Apple, Proton Mail through Proton Bridge and standard IMAP accounts. |
| Local processing | Mail, credentials, and tokens are intended to remain on the user's computer rather than being uploaded to a service. | The maker says analysis, email storage and account data processing stay on the user's device without Paperweight servers. |
| Purpose | InboxSweeper bulk deletes old promotions and newsletters and unsubscribes from mailing lists. | Paperweight scans an inbox to map accounts, mailing lists, and personal data, then helps users clean up and request data deletion. |
InboxSweeper plans
- FreeFree
Paperweight plans
- FreeFree
- Cleanup Pass$25, paid once
- Paperweight Pro crypto$55 a year
- Paperweight Pro$60 a year
- Lifetime$99, paid once
Pick InboxSweeper if…
InboxSweeper suits people clearing older promotional email, especially Gmail users who want previewed sweeps and unsubscribe options. Its terminal path is available for coders, while the project recommends the web app for users who do not want technical setup.
Pick Paperweight if…
Paperweight suits people who want to review account relationships, mailing lists, and personal details in their email and manage cleanup from a desktop. Its free plan is limited to one email account; multiple accounts and cleanup actions are available in paid plans.