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Email overload is rarely a single problem. It is usually a mix of three: too many messages needing decisions, too much time spent per message, and a backlog that makes every new arrival feel heavier. This score measures all three honestly — volume, weekly time and unread backlog — and combines them into a single 0-100 figure with a verdict that names the driver. The point is not to grade your character; it is to show where the load actually sits so the fix can be targeted. A score is a snapshot you can re-run after changes to prove they worked.
Score your email load on three honest measures — volume, time spent, and backlog — and get a 0-100 overload score with practical next steps for each level.
Only messages that genuinely need a decision or response from you. Newsletters, automated notifications and read-only updates do not count — counting them inflates the volume number and hides the real picture.
Yes — an hour a day is over 250 hours a year, more than a full month of working time. This score treats time as a first-class measure because volume alone never tells the full story.
Do one 30-minute triage session with ruthless filters: archive anything over a month old that you have not needed, unsubscribe from lists you have not opened, and reply to anything time-sensitive. The inbox is a queue, not an archive — keeping everything in it is optional.
Every tool answers instantly from our own knowledge and calculators — no AI wait, no account. Rest is productive: these tools free your time, they do not fill it. Want the deeper, personalised version? Each has a $2.95 full report.