No OAuth. No servers. Zero network calls.
Gmail One-Click Cleaner Pro, $9.99 once.

Every other inbox cleaner asks you to hand over OAuth access to your Google account, then does the work on their machines. This one is a browser extension. It drives the Gmail tab you are already signed into, on your computer, and it contains no network code at all: no fetch, no XHR, no websockets, no analytics, no license check. You do not have to take that on faith. Grep the zip.

★★★★½ 4.6 stars on the Chrome Web Store 3,000+ installs MIT licensed, every line public

Get Pro - $9.99 lifetime One payment via Stripe. Your key appears right after checkout, activates in one click, and works offline on every browser you sign into. 30-day money-back guarantee.

Check it yourself, in about ten seconds

Download the extension package from the store listing, unzip it, and search the whole thing for the ways code talks to the internet:

grep -rnE "fetch\(|XMLHttpRequest|sendBeacon|WebSocket|EventSource" .

It returns nothing. There is no host permission for any domain but mail.google.com, no identity permission, and no OAuth client, so there is no account to connect and nothing to revoke later. Your Pro key is checked against a public key compiled into the extension, which is why Pro keeps working with the network switched off entirely.

What Pro unlocks

One payment vs. everyone else's subscription

ToolPriceAfter 3 years
Clean Email$9.99 / month$359.64
Mailstrom$9 / month$324.00
Gmail One-Click Cleaner Pro$9.99 once$9.99

Lifetime means lifetime

One payment, every future feature included. Pro started with bulk unsubscribe; Storage X-ray, the full suggestion list and Auto-Pilot were all added later, and every existing key unlocked them on day one. Your key is verified on your device with a built-in public key; the extension never phones home, not even to check the license.

30 days to change your mind

Full refund, 30 days, no interrogation. Email support@secplusmastery.com within 30 days of buying and you get the whole $9.99 back. Worth knowing, since nobody else will tell you: your key keeps working after a refund. Verification happens on your device against a built-in public key, so there is no revocation list and there is no way for me to switch a key off without the extension calling home, which is the one thing it does not do. The guarantee runs on trust in that direction too.

Not installed yet? Get the free extension on the Chrome Web Store  ·  Source on GitHub
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Bought Pro already? Your license key is on the page Stripe sent you to after checkout, where one button hands it straight to the extension; revisiting that same link re-issues it any time. Lost that link? Recover your key with your purchase email.