Looking for a Trimbox alternative?
Gmailytics is a transparent Gmail cleanup tool — bulk delete thousands of emails by sender, one-click unsubscribe, and clear public pricing. Same core features as Trimbox, with prices you can actually see before signing up.
Gmailytics vs Trimbox — Head-to-Head
| Gmailytics YOU ARE HERE | Trimbox | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | $10 lifetime · or $7/qtr ($28/yr) | Premium pricing not public |
| Free tier | 2,000 emails — full feature trial | Free tier available (limits not public) |
| Your data | Never sells data | Emails stay on device |
| Interface | Standalone web dashboard + Chrome extension | Chrome extension + mobile app |
| Bulk delete by sender | Yes — primary feature | Yes |
| One-click unsubscribe | Yes | Yes |
| Storage analytics | See exactly who is using your storage | Limited |
| Email providers | Gmail | Gmail |
| Built by | Independent indie developer | Software company |
| CASA Tier 2 verified | Yes (approved by Google, Mar 2026) | Yes |
Why people switch from Trimbox to Gmailytics
Transparent pricing. Trimbox doesn't publish their premium pricing — you have to install the extension and progress through their flow to find out what you'll pay. Gmailytics publishes pricing on the homepage: $7 per quarter ($28/year) or $24 per year. If you catch the founders pricing window, it's a one-time $10 lifetime payment for the first 100 paying users.
Generous free trial. Gmailytics gives you up to 2,000 emails to clean during the free trial. That's usually enough to clear a serious backlog before you decide whether to pay. Trimbox's free tier limits aren't publicly stated — another transparency gap.
Standalone dashboard. Trimbox is primarily a Chrome extension and mobile app. Gmailytics offers both — a web dashboard you can use without any extension installed, plus a Chrome extension for in-Gmail workflows. If you ever want to clean from a different machine without installing anything, Gmailytics works in any browser.
Storage analytics. Both tools delete emails. Gmailytics also shows you a ranked breakdown of who's actually using your storage — which sender accounts for the biggest share, what's quietly eating gigabytes. That “why is Gmail full?” answer happens before you even pick what to delete.
Privacy. Both tools take privacy seriously. Trimbox keeps emails on-device in their extension model. Gmailytics never sells your data and is CASA Tier 2 verified by Google. Neither is the wrong choice on privacy.
When Trimbox might be the better pick
Trimbox has been around longer and has a much bigger Chrome user base (70k+ vs Gmailytics' growing user base). If you specifically want a tool with a long track record and a polished mobile app, Trimbox has the edge there.
But if you want pricing you can see upfront, a 2,000-email free trial, and a standalone web dashboard that works without any extension — Gmailytics is the more transparent option.
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