Pricing
Four categories, one subscription.
Junk mail, spam email, robocalls and data brokers on one bill. No fake discounts, no countdown timers, no “premium plus ultra” tier invented to make another one look cheap.
Where things stand: OptOutHQ is pre-launch. Paid plans open when automated broker removals can actually be delivered — until then the paid-plan buttons below add you to the waitlist, and the Opt-Out Directory is free for anyone today.
Free
See where you stand
- Every guided opt-out in the directory, with a tracker
- Renewal reminders by email
- Unsubscribe alias — 10 emails a month
Essentials
The basics, handled
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited alias unsubscribes
- Automated removal from the major people-search sites
- Disclosure log for every removal request
Pro
Everything. Off.
- Everything in Essentials
- Our removal partner's full data-broker coverage
- Re-removal when a broker re-lists you
- Disclosure log for every removal request
- Support answered by the person who wrote the code
Family
Four people, one fee
- Everything in Pro × 4 profiles
- Manage it for parents who won't
- One bill, one renewal date
30-day refund, no questions, stated here so you don't have to hunt for it. Cancel in two clicks from your account — cancellation is exactly as easy as signup, which is now the law and was always the decent thing.
One subscription, four categories
Everyone else covers one silo. The junk doesn't work that way.
OptOutHQ
$79/yr
- Junk mail: covered
- Spam email: covered
- Robocalls: covered
- Data brokers: covered
Inbox access: never
DeleteMe
$129/yr
- —Junk mail: not covered
- —Spam email: not covered
- —Robocalls: not covered
- Data brokers: covered
Inbox access: not applicable
Unroll.me
Free*
- —Junk mail: not covered
- Spam email: covered
- —Robocalls: not covered
- —Data brokers: not covered
Inbox access: full access
EasyOptOuts
$19.99/yr
- —Junk mail: not covered
- —Spam email: not covered
- —Robocalls: not covered
- Data brokers: covered
Inbox access: not applicable
*Unroll.me is free because its parent company monetizes anonymized inbox data. That's not a conspiracy theory — it's the business model. Prices as published, June 2026.
Pricing questions
Why is annual the default?
Because opt-outs are a twelve-month behavior, not a monthly impulse: registrations renew on yearly cycles and brokers re-list people for months after a cleanup. Monthly exists because “cancel anytime” should be real, but annual is genuinely how the product works best — that's why the discount is large instead of decorative.
What does the free tier actually include?
Every guided opt-out in the directory with a tracker, renewal reminders, and a working unsubscribe alias capped at 10 emails a month. It's a real product, not a nag screen. The paid tiers add the part that's tedious at scale: automated broker removals through our removal partner, with every disclosure logged.
What's the founding member deal?
When we launch, the first 200 customers get Pro at $59/yr, locked for as long as they stay subscribed. It's a discount for trusting us early — not a fake countdown. When the 200 are gone, the page will say so.
Is there a refund policy?
30 days, no questions. A $79 refund is cheaper than an unhappy customer in a category built on trust.
Lock in the founding price
Join the waitlist and you'll be first in line for the 200 founding-member spots — Pro at $59/yr, for life.
Founding members get Pro for $59/yr, locked for life — first 200 only, when we launch.