SAddy.io vs MySudo
Pricing, features, platforms and who each one suits — side by side.
Choose Addy.io if…
- you want the lower entry price ($1/mo vs $1.99/mo)
- you need an API to build on
- you want open source you can self-host or audit
- you work on Web, iOS, Android
- you're in its core audience: privacy-conscious individuals, families
Choose MySudo if…
- you're in its core audience: privacy-conscious online shoppers, people who manage several online identities
Side by side
Full feature lists
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
M
MySudo
- Up to nine virtual cards, one per Sudo identity
- Custom name and billing address on each card
- Close a card after a single purchase
- Separate Sudo identities for travel, family and other roles
- Browser extension to autofill Sudo details at checkout
- Desktop app for accessing Sudo information
- Bundled VPN and data-leak checks (MySudo Reclaim)
Their home pages
What each vendor shows first: the pitch, the plans and the sign-up.


MySudo · anonyome.comWhat you'd pay
The cheapest plan that fits, per month, billed yearly where the plan offers it.
| Team size | Addy.io | MySudo |
|---|---|---|
| 1 person | $1 Lite | $1.67 SudoGo |
| 5 people | $7.50 Family | $1.67 SudoGo |
| 20 people | no published plan | $1.67 SudoGo |
Work it out for your team
All plans and prices
Addy.io
MySudo
Strengths and limitations
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
MySudo
- Up to nine virtual cards at a time
- Name and billing address can be set per card
- Cards can be closed after one use
- Issued by an FDIC-member bank on the Mastercard network
- Limit of nine virtual cards, one per Sudo
- Purchases that need ID checks still require your legal name
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FEmail and phone masks that forward messages and keep your real identity private

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GFree disposable email addresses to keep spam out of your real inbox


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T

Disposable temporary email addresses to avoid spam and protect your inbox
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Free disposable email address that expires after 10 minutes, no signup
PVirtual card numbers that lock to merchants and cap spending for US shoppers


Virtual card numbers that lock to merchants and cap spending for US shoppers
Facts from each vendor's public pages, prices checked Nov 8, 2026. Editorial policy