10 Minute Mail
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Visit10 Minute Mail vs EmailOnDeck
EmailOnDeck
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VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | 10 Minute Mail | EmailOnDeck |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic deletion | Expired addresses and messages are permanently deleted with no backups or recovery mechanism. | The homepage says emails are continuously and securely deleted. |
| Expiration | The generated address and its messages expire after 10 minutes; the address stops working about a minute later. | A free temporary email usually lasts most of the day and should last more than an hour, but closing the browser or clearing cookies can end access sooner. |
| Licence | The reviewed official pages do not state an open-source licence or publish source code. | The terms identify Lucid LX LLC as owner and grant users a limited, non-transferable right to use the site; no open-source licence is provided. |
| No registration | The website provides an address immediately without requiring an account or personal information. | The service is available without an account or personal details. |
| Praise: simplicity | TechRadar praised the intuitive interface, streamlined workflow, and dedicated temporary addresses. | TechRadar praises EmailOnDeck's simple two-step process and customizable addresses. |
| Praise: spam avoidance | Trustpilot reviewers repeatedly praised keeping spam out of their primary inboxes and using the service for one-time registrations. | Fone.tips says the service is useful for avoiding spam and requires no registration. |
10 Minute Mail plans
- FreeFree
EmailOnDeck plans
- FreeFree
- PROFree
- PRO (Bitcoin)Free
- PRO (Ethereum)0.03 ETH, paid once
- Mobile app Unlock$2.99, paid once
- RecoveryPriced on request
Pick 10 Minute Mail if…
It suits people who want a short-lived inbox for sign-ups, trials, newsletters, forums, or other listed uses. It is not a good fit for important accounts that may need password resets.
Pick EmailOnDeck if…
EmailOnDeck suits people who need temporary addresses for sign-ups or confirmations. Pro may suit users who need custom addresses, sending to anyone, or API access.