Although RoboKiller does offer some unique features, it is primarily a robocall blocker app. While RoboKiller uses a spam call blocking algorithm before a spammer rings your phone, it does not offer the personal and business features that YouMail offers on top of spam call blocking, such as virtual lines, visual voicemail, auto attendant, and more.

In addition, RoboKiller focuses on getting revenge on robocalls with answer bots, which only encourages robocallers and spammers to call you more.

YouMail stops robocallers cold and works with authorities to get you taken off spam lists, instead of playing games and having them keep bothering you.

• Annual Protection: $39.99/year
• Monthly Protection: $4.99/month

• Quick Start: Starting at $0.01/query
• Growth: Starting at $1299/month
• Enterprise: Built for high-volume call operations

You can cancel and uninstall RoboKiller by deactivating the service in settings and deleting the app from your phone. Tap on your name at the top of settings to access iCloud / Apple ID settings. Tap on “Subscriptions” Choose “Robokiller” and then tap on “Cancel Subscription” Confirm that you want to cancel the subscription to Robokiller.

Then, sign up for YouMail since we block your calls for free.

While Robokiller does offer robocall blocking, blocking spam calls is YouMail’s #1 priority. At over 140 million robocalls made per day—many of which are endless calls harassing you about your auto warranty—privacy, peace, and quiet can seem like a daunting task. In fact, the Washington Post called YouMail the “nation’s best robocall blocking solution.”

From our free services to paid plans, YouMail protects consumers, enterprises, and carriers from harmful phone calls every day. When YouMail sees an illegal call, it can notify carriers, enterprises, and the authorities, so they can locate, take down, and punish the callers.