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anon.li review

Freemium#6 of 23 in Email Alias Services

A privacy-focused alias service with automation, PGP forwarding, and custom-domain support.

8.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

anon.li is a freemium email alias service for people who want to keep their real address private while receiving and replying to email through aliases. It supports random and custom aliases, forwarding to verified inboxes, alias disabling, tracking pixel and parameter removal, and optional PGP-encrypted forwarding. Its feature set suits privacy-conscious users who also want automation or custom-domain support.

The published plans show a free option at $0 per month or $0 per year, with 10 email aliases, 1 custom alias, 1 email recipient, PGP encryption, replies through aliases, and 500 API requests per month. Plus costs $2.49 per month or $23.89 per year and adds 100 aliases, 10 custom aliases, 5 recipients, 3 recipients per alias, and 3 custom domains. Pro costs $3.49 per month or $35.89 per year and raises those limits to unlimited aliases, 100 custom aliases, 10 recipients, 5 recipients per alias, and 10 custom domains.

For automation and ecosystem fit, anon.li offers a REST API, CLI automation, and a browser extension for Firefox and Chrome, alongside web access. Custom domains include DKIM signing, while PGP forwarding adds an encryption-focused option. The main trade-off is capacity: the free tier is suited to lighter personal use, and even Pro has stated limits for recipients and custom domains. Choose anon.li if alias control, encryption, and automation matter more than broad account capacity; choose another service if your workflow requires more than 10 recipients or 10 custom domains.

anon.li pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes PGP encryption and 500 API requests monthly
    • Paid plans support custom domains with DKIM signing
    • REST API, CLI, and browser extensions support automation
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free plan is limited to 10 aliases and one recipient
    • The Plus and Pro plans cap custom domains at 3 and 10
    • Listed client options focus on web, API, and browser extensions

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