Stop too many newsletters from filling your inbox
Newsletters are valuable, but they often bury important mail. Quietmail files them the moment they land, so your inbox holds only what needs your immediate attention.
Connect a mailbox and Sortmail sorts your last 30 days (up to 1,000 messages) for free, showing where each one would go and why. Nothing in your mailbox changes until you choose a plan, and you can cancel in one click.
Your inbox: 18 messages instead of 247.
- Arrived247
- In your inbox18
- Receipts31
- Newsletters64
- System134
Why manual filters struggle to keep newsletters out.
Senders change
Newsletter publishers frequently update their sending addresses, subject line patterns, or even the services they use. A rule written for an old pattern will simply stop working, letting new messages flood your inbox.
Upkeep never ends
Every time you subscribe to a new newsletter, or an existing one changes its format, you need to create or update a filter. This constant maintenance is a chore that quickly falls behind, leading to inbox clutter once again.
No learning, no intelligence
Hand-written filters are static. They cannot adapt to new types of newsletters or understand context. They simply follow rigid instructions, filing only what perfectly matches your predefined criteria.
One day of mail, freed from newsletters.
Your inbox: 14 messages instead of 120.
- Arrived120
- In your inbox14
- Newsletters58
- Receipts12
- System36
Every feature. One price.
One plan, billed monthly, yearly or every 2 years.
Sortmail
| Billed | Founding | List |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $8.99 / month | $12.99 / month |
| Yearly | $79 / year$6.58 a month | $99 / year$8.25 a month |
| Every 2 years | $139 / 2 years$5.79 a month | $169 / 2 years$7.04 a month |
Founding price for the first 500 subscribers, kept for as long as the subscription runs. Each extra mailbox is $4.49 a month at the founding price ($6.49 at list), or half the plan price on yearly and 2-year plans.
On the 2-year plan, Sortmail works out at $5.79 a month at the founding price — about 19¢ a day for an inbox that only holds what needs you.
Try it on your own mail. Pay only if it earns it.
See it sorted before you pay
Connect a mailbox and Sortmail sorts your last 30 days — up to 1,000 messages — and shows where each one would go and why. Nothing in your mailbox changes until you choose a plan.
Leave in one click
Cancel from Billing — no call, no form. You’re emailed 21 days before every yearly or 2-year renewal and 3 days before a monthly one. Your labels stay if you go.
Founding price, locked in
$5.79 a month on the 2-year plan, $6.58 on yearly, $8.99 monthly. 498 of 500 founding seats left. Your price is kept for as long as you subscribe.
Questions, answered.
Does Quietmail delete my newsletters?
No. Quietmail never deletes any mail. It files your newsletters into a dedicated label or folder in your mailbox, so they are always accessible when you want to read them.
What happens during the free preview?
When you connect your mailbox, Quietmail sorts your last 30 days of mail and shows you exactly where each message would go and why. Nothing in your actual mailbox changes until you choose a plan, giving you a risk-free look.
Can I cancel my subscription easily?
Yes. You can cancel your subscription with a single click from your Billing page. Sorting continues until the end of your paid period, and all labels Quietmail applied remain in your mailbox.
How does Quietmail know what is a newsletter?
Quietmail uses a combination of sender signals, your personal corrections, and an intelligent model to identify and categorize mail. It learns from your actions, making sorting more accurate over time.
What if Quietmail sorts a newsletter incorrectly?
If a message is sorted incorrectly, simply move it to the right label within Quietmail or your mail client. Quietmail learns from this correction and applies it as a rule for all future mail from that sender.
Related reading.
About this article
- Sortmail’s prices and the founding seats left are read live from the code that bills for them.
- Examples marked “Illustrative example” are made up to show how Sortmail works. They are not measurements.
- Every claim about Sortmail is checked against what the product does before the article is published.
Written by Gal Etrog, Founder of Sortmail. Spotted something wrong? Tell us at [email protected] and we will correct it.