MailMop
6.6#10 in email cleanup softwareFrom $1.89 a monthFree planWebSelf-hosted
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Paperweight
7.8#2 in email cleanup softwareFrom $4.58 a monthFree planLinuxmacOSWindows
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| Fact | MailMop | Paperweight |
|---|---|---|
| Local processing | Email analysis and content processing happens in the browser, and email content is not sent to MailMop servers. | The maker says analysis, email storage and account data processing stay on the user's device without Paperweight servers. |
| Purpose | MailMop analyzes Gmail inboxes to identify clutter and help users clean it up. | Paperweight scans an inbox to map accounts, mailing lists, and personal data, then helps users clean up and request data deletion. |
| Security | MailMop says it passed Google's CASA 2 security verification and assessment. | The privacy policy says app-to-provider communications use HTTPS/TLS and OAuth tokens are encrypted in macOS Keychain or Windows Credential Manager. |
MailMop plans
- BasicFree
- Pro$22.68 a year
Paperweight plans
- FreeFree
- Cleanup Pass$25, paid once
- Paperweight Pro crypto$55 a year
- Paperweight Pro$60 a year
- Lifetime$99, paid once
Pick MailMop if…
MailMop is for Gmail users who want to identify inbox clutter and manage messages in bulk. It can suit people who prefer browser-based email processing or want to self-host the service.
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.