delitesco vs SimpleLogin: a SimpleLogin alternative with number-only accounts
How delitesco compares with SimpleLogin: both forward email aliases to your inbox, and delitesco accounts are a random number, paid by time.
SimpleLogin is a good, open-source alias service run by Proton. delitesco does the same job with a different account: you log in with a random number instead of an email address or a Proton login. Either way you still add the inbox where mail should arrive, since any alias service needs a real address to forward to.
Side by side
| delitesco | SimpleLogin | |
|---|---|---|
| Sign up with | A random account number | Email and password, or a Proton account |
| Free plan | None | 10 aliases, 1 inbox |
| Paid plan | €3 a month | $4 a month or $36 a year |
| Aliases on the paid plan | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Reply from aliases | Yes | Yes |
| Your own domains | Yes | Yes, on Premium |
| Aliases made on the fly | Yes, as name+anything@delitesco.net | Yes, with directories |
| Browser extension | Yes | Yes |
| Works in Bitwarden | Yes, through SimpleLogin’s API | Yes |
| Mobile apps | Not yet | iOS and Android |
| Pay without a card | Crypto | PayPal or crypto |
| Open source | Yes | Yes |
SimpleLogin details come from its own site, checked on 8 November 2026: pricing and sign-up.
Pick SimpleLogin if
- You want a free plan to start with.
- You want mobile apps today.
- You already use Proton and want aliases in Proton Pass.
Pick delitesco if
- You’d rather log in with a random number than with an email address or a Proton identity.
- You’d rather pay for time, like a VPN, and simply stop renewing to leave.
- You want fewer settings: making an alias and switching it off take a click each.