EmailVanish Premium

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Keep your temporary email. For as long as you want.

The free inbox vanishes after 10 minutes. That is the point, until the site you signed up for sends a security code three weeks later and there is nowhere for it to land.

Premium keeps any EmailVanish address receiving for as long as you subscribe. Verification codes, password resets, "confirm it's you" logins, order confirmations, all still there when you come back.

$1.99 / month
  • Up to 20 kept addresses on one subscription
  • Last 500 messages stored per address
  • Claim the address you are using right now, or create new ones any time. Your sign-in stays the same no matter how many you keep
  • Delete any address or message the moment you are done with it
  • No tracking pixels: images and scripts are stripped from every message
  • Receive only. Premium addresses cannot send mail
  • Cancel any time from the billing page, no questions asked

Secure payment by Stripe. At checkout Stripe asks for your regular email address (Gmail, Outlook, and so on). That is where your receipts and sign-in links go, so it must be one you can always read. Do not enter an EmailVanish address there. Your kept addresses are separate: add or remove as many as you like, your sign-in never changes.

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No password. Enter the regular email you gave Stripe at checkout (not one of your kept EmailVanish addresses) and we will send you a one-time sign-in link.

The small print. Premium is a monthly subscription billed by Stripe at $1.99 (USD) until you cancel. Cancel at any time from the billing page; your addresses keep receiving until the end of the period you paid for. Thirty days after a subscription ends, its addresses and stored messages are deleted permanently. Addresses are receive-only. Each address keeps its most recent 500 messages; older ones are dropped automatically. Anyone who knows one of your addresses can send mail to it, so do not use Premium for anything you would not want a stranger to be able to reach. See the privacy policy for how stored mail is handled.