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YeyMail review

#8 of 23 in Email Alias Services

A high-capacity alias service with sending, custom domains, and privacy controls.

8.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

YeyMail creates separate email addresses for website signups and forwards incoming messages to an inbox users already use. It is designed for individuals, families, and small teams that want to keep a real email address private. Aliases can use the shared yeymail.com domain or custom domains, and users can disable individual aliases, remove email trackers, view delivery logs, and reply through an alias. The service also supports SMTP sending identities for new conversations and browser extensions for creating aliases in signup forms.

Pricing is paid, with a 7-day free trial. Starter costs $0.99 per month when billed monthly and includes unlimited aliases on custom domains, 5 custom domains, 10 destination mailboxes, PGP encryption, 100 alias replies per day, and a one-click kill switch. The shared yeymail.com domain has a ceiling of 500 aliases. Plus costs $4.99 per month when billed monthly and adds 5 team or family seats, shared aliases on your domains, inbound-to-webhook routing, unlimited alias replies, and catch-all rules; its plan highlights also include everything in Starter, unlimited. For users managing many aliases, the shared-domain ceiling and reply allowance are important distinctions.

YeyMail fits workflows built around Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird, Proton, and iCloud, with web access plus Chrome and Firefox extensions. Its feature set is broader than forwarding alone because it combines alias replies, SMTP sending, custom-domain support, tracker removal, PGP encryption, and one-click disabling. Choose it if privacy-focused alias management and higher-volume use matter, especially when custom domains or sending from aliases are part of the workflow. Consider another service if a free plan is essential or if the shared yeymail.com domain must support more than 500 aliases.

YeyMail pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports up to 500 aliases on the shared yeymail.com domain
    • Sends and replies from aliases, including SMTP sending identities
    • Includes custom domains, PGP, tracker removal, and browser extensions
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • The shared yeymail.com domain has a 500-alias ceiling
    • Some advanced routing features require the Plus plan

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