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Unroll.Me reviews

Unroll.Me is rated 4.7 on the App Store, and 46% of its Trustpilot reviews give 1 star.

The public ratings, linked and dated, and the points that keep coming up in what Unroll.Me users write.

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The short answer

  • Unroll.Me is rated 4.7 from 132,055 ratings on the App Store, and 2.5 from 13 reviews on Trustpilot.
  • Users like the daily Rollup and how fast it clears subscriptions; the complaints are about privacy and getting rid of it.
  • Batmail is free on one Gmail inbox, never sells your data, and connects with Continue with Google.
Read from Unroll.Me's own pages and the review sites linked at the foot of this page.

The ratings

This is how Unroll.Me is rated on the sites people check.

Each score is linked to its source and dated.

46% of Unroll.Me's 13 Trustpilot reviews give 1 star, and 31% give 5 stars.
The App Store app averages 4.7 from 132,055 ratings.

This is how Unroll.Me's Trustpilot reviews split by stars.

  • 31%5 stars
  • 23%2 to 4 stars
  • 46%1 star
Unroll.Me on Trustpilot

What users say

The same few points come up again and again in public reviews.

Summarised in our words, with a link to where each one is said.

What people like

What people complain about

  • Privacy: reviewers object to data from their mail being used and shared.

    Trustpilot, 1-star reviewsUnroll.Me: your data

    On Batmail: Batmail never sells your data, to anyone, in any form, and shows no ads.

  • Hard to get rid of: reviewers say it kept its access after they quit.

    Trustpilot, 1-star reviews

    On Batmail: Batmail connects with Continue with Google, so you can remove its access from your Google account at any time.

  • Junk creeps back over time, even after unsubscribing.

    Unroll.Me on the App Store

    On Batmail: A Batmail rule keeps that mail out of your inbox every night, for any sender you describe.

The Batmail activity log: each overnight action with the rule that fired, the written reason, and an undo button.
Everything Batmail did overnight, item by item: the rule that fired, the reason in plain words, and an undo. Screenshot of Batmail, on sample data.

Questions

These are the questions people ask before they decide.

Is Unroll.Me safe?

Unroll.Me's own data page says it reads the commercial emails you receive and uses that data in products NielsenIQ sells, and shares it with clients including data brokers, while your identifiable personal information is not sold to target you. Batmail never sells your data and never uses your mail to train AI models.

Is Unroll.Me any good?

On the App Store most users think so: it averages 4.7 from 132,055 ratings, and reviewers like the daily Rollup. On Trustpilot it is rated 2.5 from 13 reviews, and the complaints are about privacy and removing it.

Why does Unroll.Me need an app password?

Its help centre says a Google mailbox now needs 2-Step Verification and an app password to connect. Batmail connects with Continue with Google instead.

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