EmailOnDeck — Temporary email in 2 steps: a private inbox that usually lasts most of the day. Pro adds exclusive domains, 100+ addresses, sending to any address and API access. Android and iOS apps plus browser extensions.
What is EmailOnDeck
EmailOnDeck gives you a private, not public, inbox: only you see the mail in your session. The free version suits one-off tasks, Pro suits regular work.
Official site: emailondeck.com. Price: free, Pro paid in BTC.
EmailOnDeck features
- Private inbox
- Android and iOS apps, Chrome and Firefox extensions
- Pro: exclusive domains, 100+ addresses, API
- Pro: sending to any address
How long EmailOnDeck keeps mail
Usually most of the day; logs are wiped every few days.
EmailOnDeck limitations
- Free: sending only to other EmailOnDeck addresses
- Pro is paid in bitcoin only
- Pro sending adds the sender IP to headers
Who EmailOnDeck is for
Anyone who needs private temporary mail on a phone, and those willing to pay for exclusive domains.
When not to use a temporary email
Never register ad accounts, payment services, affiliate network accounts or anything with money on a disposable address: if you lose access, you can't reset the password or pass verification. Use temporary mail for trials, newsletters, gated downloads and testing your own landing page forms.
EmailOnDeck alternatives
If EmailOnDeck doesn't fit, try: Inboxes.com (ex-Nada), Mailsac, TemporaryMail.com, FakeMail. Full list: temporary email services.
Data checked: October 2026. Terms may change, verify on the official site. Sources: emailondeck.com/frequently_asked_questions.php, pro.emailondeck.com
