An address without a click
A disposable address is waiting the moment you open this page. No sign-up, no password, no confirmation mail.
Mail that belongs to you.
A disposable address is ready the moment this page loads — no sign-up, no password.
Would you rather have a mailbox that stays?
Free · 2 GB · end-to-end encrypted
Inbox
Live. New mail appears on its own.No messages yet.
What the service does
Two ways into the same mailbox: an address that disappears after an hour, or one that stays. Everything listed here is built and running — not planned.
A lifetime you choose
Ten minutes to seven days. The countdown runs in plain sight, and one click adds more time.
A live inbox
New messages show up without a reload, right on this page. Connection dropped? It rebuilds itself.
Encrypted before it lands
Incoming mail is encrypted before it touches the disk. Decryption happens only in your browser.
Keep the disposable address
A running address can be turned into a permanent mailbox — along with every message already in it.
A mail client, not a form
Folders, stars, archive, trash, replies with the original quoted, forwarding. Keyboard shortcuts included.
Undo send
Ten seconds of second thoughts after the click. The message goes back to your drafts as if nothing happened.
Drafts write themselves
Saved every five seconds, no save button. Rich text or plain text, switchable at any time.
Sender logos that keep quiet
The server fetches the logos, not your browser. No sender learns when you opened their message.
A recovery kit instead of a back door
Twenty-four words at sign-up. No operator-side reset — because there is no way back that somebody else could not also take.
No tracking, no banner
No analytics, no external scripts, no ad networks. Which is why nothing here asks for your consent.
A QR code for your phone
The address as a QR code, so you can enter it on a second device without fumbling ten characters.
Temporary or permanent
| TempMail | Permanent mailbox | |
|---|---|---|
| Sign-up | none | address and password |
| Lifetime | 10 minutes to 7 days | unlimited |
| Receiving | yes | yes |
| Sending | no, ruled out structurally | yes |
| Storage | 50 messages | 2 GB |
| Access | webmail | webmail |
| Folders, labels, filters | no | yes |
| Aliases | no | up to ten |
| After expiry | deleted completely | stays put |
Pricing
The service is funded by its plans, not by your data. No tracking, no advertising, no reselling — which is why storage costs something past a certain size.
Free
€0 free
To try it out, and for anything short-lived.
- Disposable addresses without sign-up
- 1 permanent mailbox
- 2 GB storage
- up to 10 aliases
- Webmail, folders, filters
- Recovery kit
Basic
€3 / month
A mailbox for everyday use, with room to grow.
- everything in Free
- 15 GB storage
- up to 25 aliases
- 1 custom domain
- mbox export
- reply within 48 hours
Plus
€8 / month
For anyone who wants all their mail to live here.
- everything in Basic
- 50 GB storage
- unlimited aliases
- 3 custom domains
- catch-all per domain
- reply within 24 hours
Pro
€19 / month
Several domains, plenty of room, short paths.
- everything in Plus
- 250 GB storage
- 10 custom domains
- higher sending allowance
- priority support
- a direct line on Discord
Pay yearly: two months on the house. Every plan carries the same encryption. Paying changes nothing about what the operator can see — which is still nothing of the content.
Questions? Get in touch
For anything that is not an abuse report: support, plans, requests, bugs. Discord is the fastest way.
The Discord server is being set up. Until then, by mail:
Or by mail to [email protected]
Frequent questions
Can the operator read my mail?
No. Incoming messages are encrypted before they are written to disk. The server only knows the public key. Decryption happens solely in your browser. What stays visible is the metadata operations need: sender, recipient, timestamp and size.
Why can a TempMail address not send?
Disposable addresses without sign-up are otherwise a tool for spam and extortion. Sending is blocked in two places: the API rejects every send attempt, and the mail server accepts no submission from these addresses.
What happens when a TempMail address expires?
The ciphertext of every message and attachment is deleted, the public key is removed and the alias is switched off. The address then stays blocked for thirty days so that nobody picks it up right afterwards.
I forgot my password.
Then you need your recovery kit, the 24 words from sign-up. Without that kit there is no way back in, not even through the operator. That follows directly from the server never holding your key.