Disposable email address that lasts as long as you need

Most disposable email services choose the lifetime for you. Some delete the address after 10 minutes, others after an hour, others keep it until you clear your browser. Here, you choose.

Disposable, but on your terms

• 5 minutes to 30 days. Open Change duration, type a number and pick minutes, hours or days.
• Change it later. Extend it while you wait for an email, or shorten it once you have what you need.
• Come back to it. Use Save access to open the same inbox on your phone or another computer, without an account.
• Keep what matters. Save an important email, like a receipt or a ticket, with Save as PDF before the address expires.

Disposable email or email alias?

Both protect your real address, but they solve different problems. A disposable address is best when you never want to hear from that website again. An alias is better for long-term accounts where you still want the emails, just not your real address. We explain the difference in temporary email vs. email alias.

Privacy built in

• No sign-up, no name, no phone number.
• Tracking pixels in emails are blocked, and images stay hidden until you choose to load them.
• Emails are deleted when the address expires. The address is never reused.

A note on websites that block disposable emails

Some websites refuse disposable addresses. That is their choice, and it usually means they want a long-term relationship with you. In that case, consider an alias or your real address. Read how long a temporary email should last to pick the right option.