A Leave Me Alone alternative that also stops scams

If you want an inbox that stays clean and safe rather than a one-time unsubscribe sweep, Inbox Hero is the Leave Me Alone alternative to try: it files newsletters and promotions out of your inbox, checks every new email for scams and drafts replies you approve, for 27¢ a day ($99 a year) after a 14-day free trial with no card. If unsubscribing is the only job, Leave Me Alone does it simply.

Leave Me Alone lists the mailing lists you are on and unsubscribes you from the ones you pick. Inbox Hero takes a different approach: it sorts every new email as it arrives, so the newsletters you sometimes want wait in a folder and scam emails never sit in your inbox. Updated November 10, 2026.

Side by side

Inbox HeroLeave Me Alone
Main jobSorts every new email and checks it for scamsUnsubscribes you from mailing lists
Newsletters and promotionsFiled into Newsletters, Shopping, Notifications and Later foldersUnsubscribed in bulk
Scam and phishing checksYes, clear scams go to a Fraud folder, never deletedNot its focus
AI-written score on each emailYesNo
Reply drafts in your voiceYes, sent only when you tap sendNo
Ask your inbox questionsYesNo
Keeps your email appYesYes
Free start14-day trial with every feature, no card; then a free plan keeps scam protection on one mailbox10 free unsubscribes, no card
Price27¢ a day ($99/yr), $27/quarter or $10/mo; extra mailboxes $5/mo$48/yr (1 inbox), $72/yr (3), $99/yr (unlimited); monthly from $15; $19 seven-day pass

Leave Me Alone prices as listed on leavemealone.com, November 2026.

Live scam reportLast 30 days across Inbox Hero: 158 scams moved to Fraud, 35 warnings, 762 AI cold pitches spotted, in 56 inboxes.See the live scam report

Where Leave Me Alone is better

Where Inbox Hero is better

Can you use both?

Yes. Use Leave Me Alone once to drop the lists you never read, then let Inbox Hero file what is left and check every new email for scams. Inbox Hero works in the background on Gmail and Google Workspace, and connects iCloud, Yahoo, AOL and other IMAP mail with an app password.

Gmail access reviewed and approved by Google after an independent security assessment.

Frequently asked questions

What is a good Leave Me Alone alternative?

If you want more than unsubscribing, Inbox Hero files newsletters and promotions out of your inbox, checks every new email for scams and phishing, shows how likely each email was written by AI and drafts replies you approve. It is free for 14 days with no card, then 27¢ a day ($99 a year) or $10 a month. If unsubscribing is all you need, Leave Me Alone is simpler.

How much does Leave Me Alone cost?

As listed on leavemealone.com in November 2026: 10 free unsubscribes with no card, then $48 a year for one inbox, $72 a year for three or $99 a year for unlimited inboxes, monthly plans from $15, or a one-off $19 seven-day pass.

Should I unsubscribe from newsletters or filter them?

Unsubscribe from lists you never read: it stops them for good. Filter the ones you sometimes want, like receipts, shipping updates and a few newsletters, so they wait in a folder instead of your inbox. Many people do both.

Does Leave Me Alone block phishing emails?

Leave Me Alone is built around unsubscribing and blocking unwanted senders. Inbox Hero adds a scam check on every new email: it verifies the sender, checks links against known phishing lists and inspects attachment types, then moves clear scams into a Fraud folder where one tap brings a message back.

Take back your inbox today

Connect Gmail or any mailbox in one click. Inbox Hero files the noise, drafts your replies, and quarantines phishing. It is free for 14 days, no card needed.

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