MailSweeper is an automatic Gmail cleaner that finds the mailing lists, dead newsletters and storage hogs hiding in an inbox, then unsubscribes and clears them in bulk. Users connect with Google, run a quick cleanup of old promotions, social updates and big attachments, and can switch on automatic sweeps to keep the inbox tidy. Smart labels collect clutter in a Dustpan folder, and starred and important emails are never touched. Pricing starts at $24 per year, with a $49 yearly option and a $99 one-time payment.
It is meant for Gmail users whose inbox has filled with years of newsletters, receipts and promotions, particularly people running out of free Google storage who do not want to pay for more. Busy professionals, parents managing a family inbox and anyone tired of searching, selecting and deleting by hand will find it useful. The product states that emails are never stored, sold or read by humans, which matters for people cautious about handing inbox access to an app.
A first session might surface 84 mailing lists, each with a weekly email count and an unsubscribe button, plus suggested cleanups such as old promotions, big attachments and social updates that can be moved to Trash. Afterward, automatic cleanup sweeps Dustpan mail older than 30 days on a schedule, and a dashboard shows emails cleaned, space saved and unsubscribes. People can review the Dustpan before anything is removed, which keeps important mail safe while storage is reclaimed gradually.
