EmailOnDeck
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VisitEmailOnDeck vs EvilMail
What both publish
| Fact | EmailOnDeck | EvilMail |
|---|---|---|
| API | 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. | The REST API supports disposable inboxes, custom domains, email accounts, DNS management, and verification-code extraction. |
| Data retention | EmailOnDeck says it continuously wipes servers and logs, keeps no backups, and overwrites deleted disks with zeros before reuse. | Temporary inboxes and their messages are automatically deleted when the chosen lifetime expires, with no hidden archive, according to EvilMail. |
| Purpose | EmailOnDeck provides fast, free temporary email addresses for sign-ups, confirmations and privacy protection. | EvilMail provides disposable email addresses for receiving messages without revealing a primary email address. |
EmailOnDeck plans
- FreeFree
- PROFree
- PRO (Bitcoin)Free
- PRO (Ethereum)0.03 ETH, paid once
- Mobile app Unlock$2.99, paid once
- RecoveryPriced on request
EvilMail plans
- FreeFree
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.
Pick EvilMail if…
EvilMail suits developers, QA engineers, journalists, researchers, and everyday users who want temporary inboxes or a private primary address. Paid users needing custom domains, IMAP, or API access have additional options.