Unroll.Me pricing

Unroll.Me is free, and Batmail's free plan sorts your Gmail inbox without selling your data.

Unroll.Me has no paid plan. Here is what pays for it, as Unroll.Me explains it on its own site, and what the same job looks like on Batmail for $0.

Batmail

The short answer

Unroll.Me does not charge its users; its owner, NielsenIQ, uses data from your commercial mail in the market data it sells.
Batmail Scout is free on one Gmail inbox too, and Batmail never sells your data, to anyone, in any form.
To connect Gmail, Unroll.Me now needs 2-Step Verification and an app password on your Google account.

Continue with Google

What a year costs

Batmail and Unroll.Me both cost $0, and only Unroll.Me builds data products from your mail.

The same jobs side by side. Neither charges for one inbox, so the difference is what you give up.

This is what a year costs for one inbox, Unroll.Me and the tools people use instead.

Each company's own price, read 13 October 2026. Unroll.Me's $0 is paid for with data from your commercial mail.

Batmail Scout$0
Unroll.Me$0, paid for with data
Clean Email, 1 account$29.99
Leave Me Alone, yearly$54
SaneBox Snack, yearly$65

A tidier Gmail inbox for $0
Batmail
$0
Unroll.Me
$0, paid for with data from your commercial mail
Batmail never sells your data
Rules in your own words
Batmail
$0 on one inbox
Unroll.Me
Keep, block or roll up, one sender at a time
Any condition you can write in a sentence
A morning email
Batmail
$0 for your top 3, the full roundup on Night Shift
Unroll.Me
$0 daily Rollup of the newsletters you keep
About what needs you, not only newsletters
Connecting Gmail
Batmail
Continue with Google
Unroll.Me
2-Step Verification and an app password
No app password to create

What a year of Batmail costs against a year of Unroll.Me, by setup.
Your setup, for a year	Batmail	Unroll.Me	With Batmail
A tidier Gmail inbox for $0	$0	$0, paid for with data from your commercial mail	Batmail never sells your data
Rules in your own words	$0 on one inbox	Keep, block or roll up, one sender at a time	Any condition you can write in a sentence
A morning email	$0 for your top 3, the full roundup on Night Shift	$0 daily Rollup of the newsletters you keep	About what needs you, not only newsletters
Connecting Gmail	Continue with Google	2-Step Verification and an app password	No app password to create

Batmail: Scout free on one Gmail inbox; Night Shift $12 per inbox a month with every inbox and the full morning roundup. Unroll.Me: free, as its own help centre says, and paid for as its own data page describes, read 13 October 2026.

Every plan

Here is every Unroll.Me plan, after Batmail's two.

Unroll.Me prices as published on their own pricing page.

Batmail Scout

Freeforever

No card needed

1 Gmail inbox
Plain-English rules and AI labels
Your top 3 by email each morning

Batmail Night Shift

$12per inbox / month

First 7 days free

As many inboxes as you connect
Every rule action, including replies
The full morning roundup by email
1,000 emails a month per inbox included

Unroll.Me

$0for everyone

Its owner, NielsenIQ, uses data from your commercial mail in the market data it sells

Keep, block or roll up each subscription
One daily Rollup digest of the ones you keep
Gmail needs 2-Step Verification and an app password

The Batmail morning roundup: what needs a reply, what was handled overnight, and what is safe to ignore. — Batmail's morning roundup: what needs a reply, what was handled overnight, and what is safe to ignore. Screenshot of Batmail, on sample data.

Questions

These are the questions people ask before they decide.

Is Unroll.Me free?

Yes. Unroll.Me says it does not charge its users. Its owner, NielsenIQ, accesses your commercial emails and uses that data in advertising products, measurement products and datasets it sells, and shares it with clients including e-commerce businesses and data brokers.

How does Unroll.Me make money?

From data. Unroll.Me's own data page says it reads the commercial emails you receive and uses them to build market research and datasets for NielsenIQ's customers. It says your identifiable personal information is never sold or shared to target you directly.

Is there a free Unroll.Me alternative that does not sell data?

Batmail. Scout is free on one Gmail inbox and sorts it every night with rules you write in plain English. Batmail never sells your data, to anyone, in any form, and shows no ads.

Try the night shift on one inbox, free

Scout is free on one inbox, no card required, and your first morning roundup lands tomorrow.

Continue with Google

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Read on 13 October 2026. If something here is out of date, email support@batmail.ai and we will correct it.