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TempMaily review

Freemium#4 of 33 in Temporary Email Services

A flexible temporary email service with anonymous inboxes, APIs, and premium persistence.

8.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

TempMaily provides disposable email inboxes for receiving verification codes, links, confirmations, HTML email, and attachments without using a personal mailbox. Its web-based Free plan requires no signup and supports basic temporary email on standard shared domains. This makes it suitable for privacy-conscious signups, short-lived verification tasks, and email testing. Developers and QA teams can also use the API-oriented features for automated workflows.

The Free plan costs $0 per month and includes one address at a time, a transient inbox, and automatic deletion after 24 hours. Premium costs $9.90 per month or $90 per year; the annual plan is displayed as a $7.50 monthly equivalent. Premium adds custom domains, dedicated premium domains, up to 10 simultaneous addresses, long-term or permanent addresses, 2GB of message storage, forwarding, premium support, and no ads. Premium also supports custom expiry, giving it a substantially different retention model from the Free plan.

TempMaily’s platform fit extends beyond browser inboxes. Its REST API includes inbox, message, and webhook endpoints, while signed webhooks support message delivery in automated verification workflows. MCP server access is available for AI-agent clients. The Free plan is a practical choice for short-lived, single-inbox use, while Premium is better suited to users who need multiple addresses, custom domains, longer retention, or storage. Users seeking only temporary access should choose Free; those requiring persistent addresses or programmatic delivery should choose Premium.

TempMaily pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Anonymous browser inboxes require no signup
    • REST API includes signed webhooks and MCP server access
    • Premium supports custom domains, 10 addresses, and 2GB storage
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free inboxes and messages are deleted after 24 hours
    • The Free plan allows only one address at a time
    • Custom domains and persistent addresses require Premium

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