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Personal email layer

Stop giving websites
your real email.

Email Monster gives you a private email address for every website you sign up to, so spam never reaches your real inbox. And your newsletters? Delivered once a week, all together, when you want them.

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No credit card needed  ·  Works with Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail and any other inbox

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Your inbox is out of control
Promotions, newsletters, sale alerts, you signed up for one thing and somehow ended up on twelve mailing lists.
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You don't know who sold your email
You gave your email to one website. Now you're getting emails from five others. You'll never know who shared it.
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Newsletters pile up every single day
You subscribed because the content is good, but you don't want it arriving at random times every day. You want to read it when you're ready.
How it works

Your email, with a bouncer at the door.

Email Monster sits between you and the internet. You get a private email name, everything gets forwarded to your real inbox, filtered exactly how you want it.

Without Email Monster
With Email Monster
Step 1
Pick your private email name
Choose any name and it becomes your personal email identity, like a nickname for your inbox. It's yours, nobody else gets it.
yourname.eml.monster
Step 2
Use a different address for every website
Signing up for Amazon? Use amazon@yourname.eml.monster. New newsletter? Use newsletters@yourname.eml.monster. You make up the name on the spot, no setup needed.
Step 3
Everything lands in your normal inbox, on your terms
Emails forward to your real Gmail, Outlook or Apple Mail. Block a sender with one click. Get all your newsletters in a single weekly summary. You're in charge.
Real situations

When does this actually help?

Online shopping
Buy once, not subscribed forever
Every shop you order from will email you promotions for the rest of your life, unless you give them a private address you can switch off the moment they get annoying.

Give Amazon amazon@yourname.eml.monster. Order arrives, switch it off, never hear from them again.

Newsletters
Read everything on Saturday morning, not every day
You like the newsletters you subscribed to, you just don't want them interrupting you every single day. Email Monster batches them into one tidy email, delivered when you choose.

8 newsletters → one email, every Saturday at 9am. Your weekday inbox stays clean.

Signing up for things
Try any app or service without consequences
Free trials, new tools, random apps, they all want your email, and once they have it, they'll email you forever. Use a private address and switch it off if things go wrong.

Used a free tool once? Switch off that address. Problem solved, forever.

Catching who sold you out
Find out exactly which company shared your details
Because each website gets a different address, you'll know exactly who sold your email when spam starts arriving from somewhere unexpected. Then you shut it down.

"How does Spotify know my email?", Because you gave them spotify@yourname.eml.monster and now that address is getting spam from a third party.

How it compares

The only tool that does everything.

Other tools do one thing, block spam or organise newsletters. Email Monster does both, for less than a coffee a year.

What it does Email Monster SimpleLogin Apple iCloud+ Meco / Stoop SaneBox
Give every website a different email address
Make up a new address instantly, no setup
Your own personal email name
Bundle newsletters into a weekly summary Daily only
Works with your existing Gmail or Outlook
Works on Android, Windows and non-Apple Apple only
Price per year $6.99/yr $30/yr iCloud+ required Free / $5+/mo $59–$299/yr
What people say

People who got their inbox back.

Best thing about the monster is the newsletter digests. I get all my newsletters once a week with my morning coffee. The rest of the week, my inbox is just work and people I know.

Ray Noba
Product Manager

I can see exactly who sold my email address, you'd be surprised how many do it. Now I just switch off that address. They can't reach me anymore and I didn't have to do anything complicated.

Eddie Griffith
Fitness Studio Owner

I can just turn off emails, forever. Not unsubscribe. Not mark as spam. Just: off. It's such a different feeling. I didn't know I wanted this until I had it.

Ari Lindert
Head of Marketing
Pricing

Less than one coffee. For the whole year.

Start free and see how it works. Upgrade if you want unlimited everything.

Free
$0
no credit card needed
  • Unlimited private email addresses
  • Up to 40 emails per month
  • 1 newsletter digest per month
  • No ads, ever
Start free
BEST VALUE, 80% OFF
Yearly
$6.99
per year, that's 58 cents a month
  • Unlimited private addresses
  • Unlimited emails, no cap
  • Unlimited weekly & monthly digests
  • No ads, ever
  • Chrome extension for easy signup
Get started
Monthly
$2.99
per month, cancel anytime
  • Unlimited private addresses
  • Unlimited emails, no cap
  • Unlimited digests
  • No ads, ever
Get started
Questions

A few things people ask.

Do I have to change my existing email address?
No. Email Monster works alongside your current inbox. Everything still arrives in your Gmail, Outlook or Apple Mail, you just have better control over what gets through.
What does a private address actually look like?
You pick a name, say "sarah", and then you can make up addresses like amazon@sarah.eml.monster, or newsletters@sarah.eml.monster. You invent the part before the @, on the spot, whenever you need it. No need to set anything up first.
What happens when I switch off an address?
Emails sent to that address stop arriving. Immediately. The sender doesn't know, they just get no response. You can switch it back on any time if you change your mind.
Is this different from Apple's Hide My Email?
Yes. Apple's feature is only available on Apple devices, gives you random ugly addresses you can't customise, and doesn't offer newsletter digests. Email Monster works on any device, lets you choose your own email names, and bundles your newsletters.
What's a newsletter digest?
Instead of getting newsletters every day at random times, Email Monster collects them and delivers them all in one tidy email, once a week (or month). You choose the day and time. Ideal for reading on a Sunday morning.

Your inbox. Your rules.
Finally.

Free to start. No credit card. Takes about two minutes to set up.

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Better Than All Other

Masking / Temporary / Disposable Email Address Providers

Create disposable email addresses on-the-fly

Most other popular disposable email address services like Temp Mail or Mailinator require you to pre-create the alias address prior to use. They do provide browser extensions to automate the process, but it can never be as flexible as Email Monster which lets you create aliases without needing any work. And indeed, this is our awesome feature, you can create aliases on-the-fly.

Keep using your existing email client or service

Because we forward all received email to your real email address, you can keep using your existing mail client to read your email, unlike other disposable email services which require you to use their website. Attachments unsupported.

Turn a disposable address off (or back on) with a tap

When you need to turn an alias off (or back on) you can easily do it through the dashboard or quick links at the top of the email. Most other disposable email services do not offer this feature since their aliases are very short-lived in the first place.

Merge all weekly emails from a sender to a single email

Finally, Email Monster is the only disposable email address service that lets you digest all emails from senders or to aliases you created, into a single digest email that will arrive on a monthly/weekly basis, thus removing newsletter clutter in your inbox during the week.

Disposable email addresses are a useful tool for keeping your inbox organized and protecting your privacy. By using Email Monster's disposable email addresses for newsletters, online purchases, social media accounts, temporary tasks, and privacy protection, you can reduce the amount of clutter in your inbox and stay focused on the tasks at hand. So next time you're feeling overwhelmed by a cluttered inbox, consider using a disposable email address to take back control.