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T10 Minute Mail vs Addy.io
Pricing, features, platforms and who each one suits — side by side.
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Choose 10 Minute Mail if…
- you're in its core audience: privacy-minded web users, people signing up for free trials
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Choose Addy.io if…
- you're in its core audience: privacy-conscious individuals, families
Side by side
Feature 10 Minute Mail Addy.io
PlatformsWebWeb, iOS, Android, Chrome, API, Self-hosted
CategoryTemporary emailEmail & phone aliases
Companysince 2006addy.io
Full feature lists
1 10 Minute Mail
- Instant disposable email address with no registration
- 10-minute countdown with a reset button you can press repeatedly
- Inbox shown directly in the browser
- Address and messages deleted when the timer ends
- Messages kept in memory only, not written to disk
- No IP address logging, according to the site
A Addy.io
- Unlimited aliases on your own username subdomain
- Anonymous replies and sends from aliases
- Custom domain support
- GPG/OpenPGP encryption of forwarded mail
- Tracking pixel removal
- Rules, blocklist and labels
- Developer API and webhooks
- Bitwarden alias generator integration
Their home pages
What each vendor shows first: the pitch, the plans and the sign-up.
10 Minute Mail · 10minutemail.com
Addy.io · addy.ioWhat you'd pay
The cheapest plan that fits, per month, billed yearly where the plan offers it.
| Team size | 10 Minute Mail | Addy.io |
|---|---|---|
| 1 person | no published plan | $1 Lite |
| 5 people | no published plan | $7.50 Family |
All plans and prices
10 Minute Mail
FreeFree
Addy.io
Free$0
Lite$1/mo billed yearly
Pro$3/mo billed yearly, or $4 monthly
Duo$4.50/mo billed yearly, or $6 monthly
Family$7.50/mo billed yearly, or $10 monthly
Strengths and limitations
10 Minute Mail
- Completely free with no signup
- Timer can be extended as many times as needed
- Site says mail is stored in memory only and IPs are not logged
- Has been running since 2006
- Addresses expire, so they can't be used to recover accounts
- The site advises against using it for banking or important accounts
- Standard email delivery isn't end-to-end encrypted
Addy.io
- Free plan includes unlimited standard aliases
- Paid plans start at $1/month
- Open source, self-hostable and audited by Securitum
- Accepts card, PayPal, crypto and vouchers
- Replying from aliases requires a paid plan
- Free plan limited to 10MB of forwarded mail a month and 1 recipient
- Some sites block alias-service domains
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Facts from each vendor's public pages, prices checked Nov 7, 2026. Editorial policy