Tempr.email — German temporary email service (formerly Discardmail, since 2004): many domains with new ones weekly, messages kept up to 30 days, sending, replying and forwarding with attachments, and password-protected domains.
What is Tempr.email
Tempr.email is run by appfield.net (Frank Burian, Chemnitz, Germany). It is one of the most capable free services: long retention, sending and password-protected domains.
Official site: tempr.email. Price: free.
Tempr.email features
- Large choice of domains with new ones added weekly
- Password domains (marked PW) keep the inbox private
- Send, reply and forward with attachments
- Connect your own domain
- RSS/Atom inbox feeds
How long Tempr.email keeps mail
Messages are kept up to 30 days.
Tempr.email limitations
- Without a PW domain the inbox is public
- The interface is busy for beginners
Who Tempr.email is for
When you need a temporary inbox for weeks, not minutes: testing email sequences, long service trials, correspondence from a disposable address.
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.
Tempr.email alternatives
If Tempr.email doesn't fit, try: DropMail, Maildrop, 10MinuteMail.net, Inboxes.com (ex-Nada). Full list: temporary email services.
Data checked: October 2026. Terms may change, verify on the official site. Sources: tempr.email/en, tempr.email/en/about.htm
