
inbox & bring order to your online accounts.AccountHound scans your mailbox and shows you the whole picture: every sender, every forgotten account, and which passwords to reset first. Then it helps you clear out the rest — nothing happens until you approve it.
Yahoo Mail today. Gmail next. Free to scan.
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Figures from one real 18-year Yahoo mailbox. Your numbers will differ.
Old mailboxes don't just collect clutter. They collect evidence — a receipt for every store you bought from, every service you signed up for, every account you forgot you had. Most of it you've never opened.
Never opened. 96,223 of those emails were ignored the day they arrived and every day since.
Senders that are pure marketing or spam — nearly two thirds of everyone who has ever written to you.
Of storage, roughly a gigabyte of it junk you never asked for twice.
Real online accounts tied to this one address. 37 of them hold money or identity.
Connect your mailbox once. The first two steps are what other tools do. The third is why we built this.
We take a census of your mailbox: every sender, how many messages they sent, how many you opened, what category they fall into, and how much space they take.
Elect the senders you're done with. AccountHound bulk-deletes their mail and unsubscribes you in one click — after showing you exactly what will happen.
We identify the real accounts hiding in your mail, rank them by how much a password reset matters, and flag the ones at companies with a known breach.
Your email address is the reset key to everything else you own. If someone gets in, they don't read your mail — they take your accounts. So AccountHound turns the audit into a security check.
9 of these accounts are at companies with a publicly known data breach. Four of those breaches exposed passwords.
This means the company was breached — not that your address was in it. Breach data from Have I Been Pwned.
Email providers only expose your most recent hundred thousand messages. Everything older is still there — it's just unreachable. AccountHound reorganizes your mailbox into yearly folders so the whole archive becomes scannable, often more than ten extra years of accounts and senders.
Free covers everything your provider already exposes. Premium reaches back through the rest.
Unlock full history — $9.99 onceAccountHound looks at who sent a message, when, its subject line and its size. It does not open message bodies, and it never stores them.
Choose exactly which folders it may touch. Sent, Drafts and Trash are excluded by default.
Every delete and unsubscribe is elected by you, and previewed in full before it runs. No automatic cleanup, ever.

No subscription. One payment when you want the years your provider keeps out of reach.
Everything your provider exposes today
Everything in Free, plus the locked years
You connect through your provider's own sign-in. We never see or store your password, and you can revoke access from your account settings at any time. You also choose which folders AccountHound may look at before the first scan runs.
Message headers: sender, date, subject line, size and read status. That's enough to build the sender census and identify accounts. We do not open message bodies, and we do not store them.
Yahoo Mail is supported now. Gmail is next. Early access members get first word when a new provider opens up.
No. Nothing is deleted or unsubscribed unless you elect it first, and you see a preview of exactly what will happen before it runs. Sent, Drafts and Trash are excluded from the start.
We match the companies you hold accounts with against public breach records from Have I Been Pwned. A flag means that company reported a breach — not that your address was necessarily part of it. It's a signal to change that password, not a reason to panic.
Your audit is yours. We keep the sender and account index needed to show your dashboard, we never sell it, and deleting your AccountHound account removes it.