Mail.cx
8.1#4 in temporary email servicesFrom $9.90 a yearFree planWebAPI
VisitMail.cx vs Spamgourmet
Spamgourmet
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| Fact | Mail.cx | Spamgourmet |
|---|---|---|
| Custom domains | Pro users can connect up to 100 custom domains using DNS verification. | A user can route a personal domain to Spamgourmet by pointing its MX record at gourmet.spamgourmet.com and asking the service to configure the domain. |
| Privacy | The privacy policy says inbox content, account email, and API tokens are not sold, rented, or shared with advertisers or other third parties. | The privacy policy says messages are forwarded immediately or erased from volatile memory and that its code does not store email. |
Mail.cx plans
- FreeFree
- Pro$9.90 a year
Spamgourmet plans
- FreeFree
- Spamgourmet free serviceFree
Pick Mail.cx if…
Mail.cx suits developers, QA teams, and product teams checking email flows and application integrations. It is intended for receiving test messages, not sending email or handling critical communications.
Pick Spamgourmet if…
It suits people who want disposable addresses to limit where messages are forwarded, with controls for message counts and reply masking. It may also interest people who want to host similar functionality using the released code.