Burner Mail
6.0#28 in temporary email servicesFrom $24.99 a monthWebAPIExtension
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EmailOnDeck
8.9#1 in temporary email servicesFree planFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | Burner Mail | EmailOnDeck |
|---|---|---|
| API | Burner Mail publishes a beta API reference with endpoints to list, create, and delete burner addresses. | The Pro API supports creating and deleting addresses, listing domains, counting messages, viewing headers and retrieving raw messages; the documented daily limit is 25,000 calls and sending email is unavailable via API. |
| Browser extensions | The site links to Burner Mail extensions for Chrome and Firefox. | EmailOnDeck provides Chrome and Firefox extensions; the FAQ says the Chrome extension only requests access to emailondeck.com and does not read browsing history. |
| Data handling | The privacy policy says successfully forwarded email content is not intentionally retained after delivery, though messages may remain temporarily in operational queues. | The terms say temporary email data and logs are continuously deleted and backups are not kept. |
| Purpose | Burner Mail creates email aliases that forward messages to a personal inbox, helping users keep their personal email address private. | EmailOnDeck provides fast, free temporary email addresses for sign-ups, confirmations and privacy protection. |
Burner Mail plans
- Custom Domain Email Forwarding$24.99 a month
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 Burner Mail if…
Burner Mail suits people who need disposable or purpose-specific aliases while keeping a personal inbox private. It also fits users seeking custom domains, browser extensions, or API access.
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.