EmailOnDeck
8.9#1 in temporary email servicesFree planFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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Harakirimail
6.7#24 in temporary email servicesFree planFree planiOSWebExtension
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| Fact | EmailOnDeck | Harakirimail |
|---|---|---|
| Browser extensions | EmailOnDeck provides Chrome and Firefox extensions; the FAQ says the Chrome extension only requests access to emailondeck.com and does not read browsing history. | The website lists Firefox, Chrome, and Safari extensions for quickly generating addresses. |
| Expiration | 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. | The service says inboxes and their email disappear after 24 hours. |
| Purpose | EmailOnDeck provides fast, free temporary email addresses for sign-ups, confirmations and privacy protection. | Harakirimail is a free disposable email service for emails users do not want in their personal inbox. |
EmailOnDeck plans
- FreeFree
- PROFree
- PRO (Bitcoin)Free
- PRO (Ethereum)0.03 ETH, paid once
- Mobile app Unlock$2.99, paid once
- RecoveryPriced on request
Harakirimail 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 Harakirimail if…
Harakirimail may suit people who want a short-lived address for email they do not want in a personal inbox. It is not suited to messages that need private inbox access, since all inboxes are public.