The unsubscribe button for paper mail
Junk Mail Magic
Clear the pile. Leave the opt-out work to us.
Photograph unwanted paper mail. We find the sender and prepare your removal request.
No card. No subscription required.
One photo per mailer
Sender-specific requests
You choose what to stop
From your mailbox to a removal request
How Junk Mail Magic works.
Photograph the mail.
Keep the sender and your mailing label in view. Use your phone camera or upload a photo.
Review what we found.
Check the sender and recipient details. Sign in when you are ready to submit your request.
We do the request work.
We prepare the sender-specific opt-out and submit it through the available contact route. Check your service email for the result.
Sending a request is the start. Mail may continue for several mailing cycles while the sender processes it.
For the pile on your counter
One cleanup.
No recurring commitment.
Start with the senders that keep coming back. Buy a pack when you are ready, even before your first photo.
Already sorting your mail with an organizer? Your account, photos, and payment stay with you.
One-time service pack
$9.99 USD, paid once
- 20 mail-removal requests
- Sender lookup and request preparation
- No renewal. Use credits as mail arrives.
Prefer ongoing service? 20 requests for $7.99/month. Renews until canceled.
Before you start
Questions about junk mail.
Compare your options in our guide to stopping junk mail.
Still have a question? Contact support.
How does Junk Mail Magic work?
Junk Mail Magic is a photo-based unsubscribe service for unwanted physical mail in the United States, not email spam. Photograph one mailer with the sender and mailing label visible, review the details, and submit your request. We identify the sender and prepare a sender-specific removal request using its available contact route.
What am I paying for?
Sender lookup and removal-request work for the paper mail you photograph. One credit covers one mail piece. You can try one request free before buying. The $9.99 pack includes 20 requests and does not renew.
Will every piece of junk mail stop?
No. We request removal from the identified sender, but the sender controls whether and when it acts. Mail already printed or in transit can keep arriving for several mailing cycles. A submitted request is not confirmation that a mailing list has been updated.
Which mail should I photograph?
Start with unwanted catalogs, promotional offers, and fundraising mail addressed to you or someone you are authorized to help. Include the sender and your mailing label. Do not submit bills, legal notices, government notices, or other important documents. Unaddressed neighborhood flyers may not have an individual mailing list to opt out of.
Can I submit several pieces of mail at once?
Yes. Add several separate photos to a batch, within your available request allowance. Use one mailer per photo so each sender and mailing label can be read. A photo of five mailers is not a supported substitute for five separate photos.
Can I opt out myself for free?
Yes. You can contact senders directly, and Catalog Choice offers a free sender opt-out service. Junk Mail Magic is for people who would rather photograph the mail and have help preparing and submitting the requests. You are paying for convenience, not an exclusive right to opt out.
What happens to my information?
The sender and recipient details on your mail help us prepare your request. Our processing providers handle the photo, and the relevant sender receives the information needed for removal. We do not sell your personal information. Our Privacy Policy explains the processing and account-deletion options.
Do I have to subscribe?
No. The one-time pack is $9.99 for 20 requests, with no automatic renewal. Credits do not expire while your account remains active. Optional monthly service is $7.99 for 20 requests each billing period. Monthly credits reset without rollover; cancel future renewals from Account.
Start with the next catalog you don't want.
One free request. Then decide whether the convenience is worth it.