Two plans. Both annual.
RedpointRackBox is billed once a year. There is no monthly option, no free tier and no usage-based surprise. The whole price is on this page.
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Email only
$10 / year
Your Gmail inbox, quietly de-noised.
- Watches what you do with your Gmail and learns from it
- Holds mail from senders you have shown you do not read
- Nothing is deleted — held mail is restorable for as long as you set
- A full log of everything it did and why
- Your email stays in Gmail; you keep reading it where you always have
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Unified
$25 / year
Email, calls and texts, in one place.
- Everything in Email only
- A phone number in the area code you pick
- Unknown callers are screened and go to voicemail; people you trust ring through
- Voicemail is transcribed so you can read it instead of listening
- Texts are classified the same way your mail is, in the same timeline
Why annual only
The product needs time before it is worth anything. It spends its first 14 days watching and doing nothing, and it only starts acting on its own after you have answered its suggestions. A one-month subscription would end at roughly the point the assistant became useful. Charging annually is the honest shape for that, and we would rather say so than bury it.
What you are charged
- One payment when you sign up, then once a year on the same date.
- Payment is handled by Stripe. We never see your card number.
- You can change plans. Moving from Email only to Unified is what adds the phone number.
If a payment fails
You keep everything for 5 days while we retry — full function, no degradation. After that the assistant stops: it stops classifying, stops holding anything new, and releases its connection to your Gmail, because we do not want to be reading mail we are not being paid to read.
Nothing you have held is destroyed. The purge stops too. Everything in your held mail freezes exactly where it is, and restore keeps working. Not paying us never costs you your email.
Before you pay
Signing up goes through Google. You will be asked to grant access to your Gmail so the assistant can read it and move things between labels — that is the whole of what it needs, and the trust page spells out exactly what we store.