Leave Me Alone

An inbox full of newsletters you no longer open is an age-old problem. Leave Me Alone shows them all at once, with real open statistics, and lets you unsubscribe in bulk with one click — respecting your privacy without selling your data.

Leave Me Alone is a tool for managing and unsubscribing from newsletters in your inbox. It connects to major email providers — Gmail, Outlook, Fastmail and other IMAP accounts — and analyzes your emails for newsletters and messages with unsubscribe links. Results are shown in a list with the sender, sending frequency, number of emails received and, most importantly, the open rate: this data makes immediately clear which newsletters you actually read and which take up space without value. From there you can unsubscribe with one click per entry, or bulk-unsubscribe all selected. An important feature is the clear Privacy Policy: Leave Me Alone explicitly states it doesn't read email content and doesn't sell data to third parties, a sensitive point compared to other free tools in the category that monetize in exactly that way. The model is credits-based or subscription: you pay for the unsubscriptions made, not for the analysis.

For professionals and individuals who want to quickly and effectively clean their inbox of unwanted newsletters, with confidence that their email data won't be shared with third parties.

Leave Me Alone works with two models: credits and subscription. Credits start at $4 for 50 unsubscribes, with unit cost decreasing at higher volumes. The monthly subscription starts at $9 per month and includes a defined number of monthly unsubscribes. The initial inbox analysis is free; you only pay for the unsubscribes you make. There's no permanent free plan.