Looking for a Clean Email alternative?
Gmailytics is a focused Gmail cleanup tool — bulk delete by sender, one-click unsubscribe, done. No smart views to set up, no rules to write, no bundle workflows to learn. You see who's filling your inbox and you delete them.
Gmailytics vs Clean Email — Head-to-Head
| Gmailytics YOU ARE HERE | Clean Email | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Free · optional $10 lifetime support | $30/year · or $9/month |
| Time limits | None — fully free | 7-day trial, then locked |
| Your data | Never sells data | Does not sell data |
| Email providers | Gmail (focused) | Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, iCloud |
| Cleanup approach | Sender-first — see who fills inbox, delete in bulk | Smart views + rules + bundles |
| Bulk delete by sender | Yes — primary feature | Yes (within bundle workflow) |
| One-click unsubscribe | Yes | Yes |
| Storage analytics | See exactly who is using your storage | Limited |
| Learning curve | Open dashboard, pick senders, delete | Set up rules and smart views first |
| CASA Tier 2 verified | Yes (approved by Google, Mar 2026) | Yes |
How Gmailytics works
Gmailytics skips the rule-and-filter setup that other inbox tools build their workflow around. You connect Gmail, and the dashboard immediately shows you a ranked list of every sender by email volume — newsletters, marketing blasts, automated notifications, the biggest space-eaters first. No Smart Views to train, no rules to define, no bundles to configure.
From that ranked list you select senders and bulk-trash, archive, or unsubscribe in one action. A storage analytics panel shows which senders are using the most of your Gmail storage in gigabytes — useful when the goal is freeing up space rather than just organizing. Cleanups of 10,000+ emails finish in under a minute.
Gmailytics is Gmail-only by design. That means features are tuned for how Gmail actually structures inboxes (labels, threads, storage attribution) instead of being averaged across five providers. The whole product is free to use — connect Gmail, see what it does, keep using it. There's an optional $10 lifetime founding-supporter tier if you want to chip in, but it's not required.
Why people switch from Clean Email to Gmailytics
Simpler workflow. Clean Email is built around “smart views” and rules — you set up filters, create bundles, and learn their workflow before you can efficiently clean. Gmailytics opens to a ranked list of senders by email volume. You pick who to nuke. It's done.
No countdown. Clean Email gives you a 7-day trial then locks features until you subscribe. Gmailytics is free to use — no countdown, no lock, clean as much as you want as often as you want.
Gmail-focused depth. Clean Email supports Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, and iCloud. That breadth comes with depth tradeoffs — features have to work across providers. Gmailytics is Gmail-only, which means features like sender-volume analytics, storage breakdown, and bulk-by-sender cleanup are tuned for how Gmail actually structures inboxes.
Storage analytics. Both tools delete emails. Gmailytics shows you a ranked breakdown of who's actually using your Gmail storage — which sender accounts for the biggest gigabytes. Clean Email's storage view is less granular at the sender-volume level.
Free vs $30/year. Clean Email is $30/year, recurring. Gmailytics is free. There's an optional $10 lifetime founding-supporter tier for users who want to chip in — but the product itself doesn't cost anything.
When Clean Email might be the better pick
If you have multiple email accounts across providers (Gmail + Outlook + Yahoo + iCloud) and want one tool to manage all of them, Clean Email is the better fit. They also have more advanced rule/automation features for power users who want set-and-forget filtering.
But if you're primarily on Gmail and just want to nuke thousands of emails fast without learning a workflow — Gmailytics is the simpler choice.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Gmailytics' pricing different from Clean Email?
Gmailytics is free to use. There's an optional $10 lifetime founding-supporter tier for users who want to chip in, but it's not required. Clean Email is $30/year or $9/month — recurring.
Is Gmailytics actually free?
Yes. Bulk delete by sender, unsubscribe, storage analytics — all free, no credit card required, no time limit. Clean Email's trial is a 7-day countdown, after which features lock until you subscribe.
Does Gmailytics support multiple email accounts?
Gmailytics is Gmail-only by design — no Outlook, Yahoo, or iCloud support. That tradeoff lets us tune features (sender-volume analytics, storage attribution) to Gmail's specific structure. If you need a single tool for accounts across providers, Clean Email is the better choice.
Does Gmailytics use rules or Smart Views?
No. Gmailytics is intentionally rule-free — you see a ranked list of senders and act directly. Nothing to set up first, no classifier to train, no automation to configure. That's the main workflow difference vs Clean Email.
Is Gmailytics safe? Does it sell data?
Gmailytics never sells user data and only reads metadata (sender, date, subject, size) — never email body content. CASA Tier 2 verified by Google in March 2026. Subscription fees are the only revenue source.
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