What is Inbox Zero?
Inbox Zero is an AI‑powered email assistant that integrates with Gmail and Microsoft Outlook to organize inboxes and draft replies in the user’s voice. It automatically labels incoming messages into categories such as newsletters, marketing, calendar, and urgent, and can bulk unsubscribe and archive unwanted subscriptions.
The assistant drafts responses based on the user’s email history and calendar events, allowing quick approvals and sending. It connects to calendars and CRM data to tailor drafts to availability and customer context. Open‑source code lets users self‑host, customize rules in plain English, and maintain data privacy.
Inbox Zero details
- Jurisdiction
- New York, United States
- Built for
- Businesses and teams
- Data residency
- United States
- Stated compliance
- SOC 2
Compliance as stated in Inbox Zero's own published documentation.
Inbox Zero tech specs
- Integrations
- Slack Google Workspace GitHub
Inbox Zero pricing
Subscription- Free trial
- 7 days
Trial, refund and renewal terms as stated in Inbox Zero's own published documentation.
Verify on the official pricing page.
View plansInbox Zero's key features
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Configure MCP servers in AI assistant
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Add Postgres client support
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Use MCP data in prompt
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Fetch database context for drafting
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Authenticate to join conversation
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Email notifications on changes
Inbox Zero use cases
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Auto-label your Gmail messages, draft replies in your voice, bulk unsubscribe from newsletters, and sync tasks with your calendar—all while keeping your inbox clean and your data private
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Organize Outlook emails effortlessly by auto‑labeling, generating voice‑matched reply drafts, bulk unsubscribing, and integrating CRM updates directly from the mailbox
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Gain inbox analytics to spot patterns, set automated rules, and reduce clutter, enhancing productivity without compromising privacy
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Who is Inbox Zero for?
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Email administrators
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Small business owners
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Data analysts
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Privacy advocates
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Organization enthusiasts
