A different email address for every site.
They all lead to your inbox. Spam? Switch one off.
Create accountNo email or phone to sign up
- 1 click makes a new address
- 1 switch stops all of its mail
- 16 digits are your whole login
- €3 a month, no limits
- 1 Each site gets its own address.
- 2 Mail to all of them lands in your inbox. Sites never see your real address.
- 3 One starts sending spam? Switch it off. The others keep working.
You gave a pizza place your email once.
Now it writes every week, and so do people you’ve never heard of. Unsubscribing won’t help: the address has already been passed on.
Switch the inbox to delitesco. Now the pizza place has its own address, the “to” line shows who passed it on, and one switch ends all of it.
Inbox you@yourmail.com
- Pizza Roma Only today: two for one to you@yourmail.com
- Netflix A new sign-in to your account to you@yourmail.com
- Prize Desk You have been selected!! to you@yourmail.com
- Pizza Roma We miss you. 30% off to you@yourmail.com
Where it helps
You buy one thing, and the shop writes for years. Sometimes its partners do too.
Give them
shoes.b2k8vx3q@delitesco.net
Receipts and delivery updates arrive. When the promos start, switch it off.
Make a few, right here
Type the sites you signed up for this year. Each gets its own address, and each one can be switched off on its own.
- Netflix netflix.k3x9m2pa@delitesco.net
- Pizza Roma pizza-roma.r7d2qe4n@delitesco.net
2 addresses, 1 forwarding to you@yourmail.com. This is a practice list in your browser: these addresses start working once you have an account.
Setting it up takes a minute
1 Create an account
You get a random number to log in with. We don’t ask for anything else.
Your account number 7316 0582 9943 21782 Add your inbox
Gmail, Proton, Outlook or any other. Confirm it once from the email we send.
Mail goes to you@yourmail.com Confirmed3 Sign up with a new address
Make one in a click, or let the browser extension or Bitwarden fill it in for you.
New address shop.p4w8n1tz@delitesco.net
€3 a month, with everything included
There is one plan. You pay for time, like a VPN, and stop by not renewing.
€36 for 12 months, paid once
Not for you? Get the unused part back within 14 days.
- Addresses
- As many as you want
- Inboxes
- Several, chosen per address
- Replies
- Sent from the address, never from your inbox
- Tracker blocker
- Removes tracking pixels and link trackers from mail
- Your own domain
- Included
- Payment
- Crypto, by month or year
Questions
The blog has guides and comparisons with other alias services.
What is an email alias?
An extra address that forwards mail to your real inbox. You give a site the alias instead of your email, and turn it off whenever you like. Your real address stays private.
Do you read my email?
No. Mail is forwarded to your inbox as it arrives, and we don’t keep copies. The exception is a message that bounces or is refused: it is kept for 7 days so you can look at it. We also keep the activity list you see: who wrote to which alias, and when. The details are in the privacy policy.
Does it work with Gmail, Proton or Outlook?
Yes, with any inbox. You add the address where mail should arrive, and aliases forward there. You can add several and choose per alias.
What does the tracker blocker do?
Many newsletters and shops hide a tiny invisible image in their emails, so they know when you opened one, and add tags like utm_ or fbclid to their links. The blocker removes both from the mail we forward. Turn it on for your whole account or for single aliases. It is off by default, because removing an invisible image can sometimes change how a message looks.
Can I reply from an alias?
Yes. Hit reply in your mail app as usual: the reply goes out from the alias, so the other side never sees your real address. You can also write first from any alias.
Why no email or password to sign up?
Your account is a random 16-digit number, so signing up needs no email, phone or name. To receive mail you do add a forwarding address: we need it to deliver your mail. The flip side of a number: we can’t recover a lost one, so keep it in a password manager.
Can I get my money back?
Yes. Within 14 days of a payment you can ask for the part you haven’t used back, with no reason needed, and we pay the network fee for sending it. This holds wherever you live, including the EU and the UK. The refund page has an example and says how to ask.
What happens if I stop paying?
For 14 days mail keeps arriving, but you can’t make new aliases or reply. Then forwarding pauses, and senders’ servers keep retrying for a few days. After 30 days the account, its aliases and its settings are deleted for good. Add time before then and everything comes back.
Is it open source?
Yes. The code is public, so anyone can check what happens to their mail. There are no trackers on this site either.