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One right-click. Zero spam. Create Gmail filters for any sender or domain instantly. Spamgate adds inbox management superpowers to Gmail. Right-click any email to instantly create a filter rule for that sender or domain — no more digging through Gmail Settings. Three actions. One right-click. 🗑 Trash — Send a sender or entire domain to the Trash, now and forever. Rules apply to your existing inbox immediately. 🚫 Spam — Mark a sender as Spam so Gmail automatically routes their messages away from your inbox. 📦 Junk — Remove a sender from your inbox without deleting their messages. Target by email address or entire domain Each action works for a specific sender (e.g. noreply@newsletter.com) or an entire sending domain (e.g. @newsletter.com). Clean your entire inbox in one click Already have hundreds of emails from a blocked sender? Use "Run Spam Rules on Inbox" to retroactively apply all your saved rules to existing messages instantly. How it works Open Gmail in Chrome Right-click any email Choose Spam Manager ▶ Select Trash, Spam, or Junk — by sender or domain Done — rule created and inbox cleaned Free and Pro plans • Free: up to 10 email rules • Pro ($2/month or $15/year): unlimited rules and domain-level blocking Privacy first Spamgate never reads the content of your emails. It reads only the sender's email address to create filters. All rules are stored as Gmail filters in your own Google account — not on our servers.
Jul 25, 2026
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