Pricing
Two packs. Pay once.
Stop paying for extra storage. Pay once instead.
Try it
Your first 50 photos. One trial per Google account.
Free
Most people
$5
5,000 photos
Enough for most phones, with room to scan again later.
Big libraries
$15
20,000 photos
Four times the photos for three times the price: a quarter less per photo.
Pay once. Nothing renews. Credits never expire. Re-scanning a photo uses a scan again.
- Every category: similar shots, duplicates, smaller copies, screenshots, forwards and more
- Review every pick before anything is removed
- Removed photos go to Android's trash first
- Documents, favourites and protected albums always kept
Short answer
GalleryJury costs nothing for your first 50 photos. Then you buy a one-time pack: 5,000 photos for $5, or 20,000 photos for $15. There is no weekly, monthly or yearly plan, nothing renews and credits never expire. You pay per photo scanned, not per photo removed. GalleryJury is coming soon to Google Play for Android.
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How the packs work
You pay per photo scanned, not per photo removed. Credits never expire. Re-scanning a photo uses a scan again. The 50 free photos need a Google sign-in, one trial per account. Buy a second pack whenever you run low; the scans add up.
Stop paying for extra storage. Pay once instead.
A phone full of burst extras, screenshots and forwards pushes people into a monthly storage plan. iCloud+ costs $0.99 to $59.99 a month in the US (€0.99 to €59.99 in the eurozone), per Apple's price list checked 25 Oct 2026, and Google One plans renew the same way until you cancel (prices and sources). Clearing the junk once, before it is backed up, can keep your photos inside the free tier or a smaller plan. GalleryJury works on the photos on your Android phone; it does not delete anything from Google Photos, iCloud or Google One.
Why one payment instead of a subscription?
Many iPhone cleaners charge $5.95 to $11.99 a week (US App Store, checked 25 Oct 2026). Left running, that is $309 to $623 a year. Most people clean their gallery a few times a year, so GalleryJury charges once for the work and nothing while you are not using it. See photo cleaner apps without a subscription.
Frequently asked questions
How much will it cost?
50 free photos to try. Then a one-time pack: 5,000 photos for $5, or 20,000 photos for $15. Pay once. Nothing renews. No subscription. Prices are in US dollars. In the EU and the UK, VAT is added and shown at checkout before you pay. See pricing.
Why no subscription?
Most people clean their gallery a few times a year. Paying weekly for that is poor value, and auto-renewing trials are a common complaint about cleaner apps. You pay once for a pack, 5,000 photos for $5 or 20,000 for $15, and nothing renews.
Is there a free version?
Your first 50 photos are free to try, with a Google sign-in (one trial per account). After that, $5 buys 5,000 photos and $15 buys 20,000. You pay once, nothing renews, and there is no subscription.
Do I pay per photo removed or per photo scanned?
Per photo scanned. Each photo the AI checks uses one scan, whether it is kept or removed. Re-scanning a photo uses a scan again. Credits never expire. Prices are in US dollars. In the EU and the UK, VAT is added and shown at checkout before you pay.
Which pack should I buy?
Most people need the 5,000-photo pack for $5. If your phone holds more than 5,000 photos, the 20,000-photo pack for $15 covers big libraries at a lower price per photo. Both are paid once, nothing renews, and credits never expire.
Can it help me stop paying for iCloud or Google One?
It can help you need less. Stop paying for extra storage. Pay once instead. GalleryJury clears the junk on your Android phone before it is backed up, so the photos you keep fit in less space. It does not delete anything from Google Photos, iCloud or Google One. See how to stop paying for iCloud storage and Google One storage full.
GalleryJury is coming soon to Android
It keeps the best shot from every burst and clears the clutter around it. 50 free photos to try, then $5 for 5,000 photos or $15 for 20,000. Pay once, nothing renews. No subscription.